Why are some Verses Repeated in the Qur'an? - Sh Salim At-Taweel

277 views·Oct 11, 2022

Why are some Verses Repeated in the Qur'an? - Sh Salim At-Taweel مثل ماذا؟ Like what? مثل:(( فبأي آلاء ربكما تكذبان)) Like: "Then which of your Lord’s favours will you both deny?" (in Surah Ar-Rahman) كررت كم مرة؟ How many times was it repeated? ٣٧ مرة، وتأكدوا من العدد؛ في سورة الرحمن 37 times! Check that in Surah Ar-Rahman. طيب تكرارها؛ حتما له معنى، ليس عبثا Ok, this repetition definitely has a meaning; it's not haphazard. فتكرارها، قالوا ايش؟ This repetition, what have they said about it? لأن بين كل آية و آية، يذكر الله نعم أخرى غير النعم التي ذكرها في الآيات اللي قبلها. Because between each verse and the other, Allah mentions blessings other than the blessings that he mentioned in the verses before. فلذلك لما تكررت النعم، ناسب أن يقول الله عز و جل: ((فبأي آلاء ربكما تكذبان)) So, because these blessings were repeated, it was suitable that Allah Almighty says: "Then which of your Lord’s favours will you both deny?" هذا وجه، و فائدة من التكرار؛ لأن النعم أصلا متكررة ومختلفة. This is one aspect and a benefit from the repetition, as blessings themselves are frequent and different. ثم أيضا في هذا، لفت انتباه القارئ و المستمع It is also a way of drawing the attention of the reader and listener, كونه يكرر عليه ، (( فبأي آلاء ربكما تكذبان))، (( فبأي آلاء ربكما تكذبان ))؛ يلتفت هنا as He (Almighty) keeps repeating to him: "Then which of your Lord’s favours will you both deny?", "Then which of your Lord’s favours will you both deny?"; here he (the listener) pays attention. يلفت نظره ، سمعه ، و يجعله يتدبر It catches his attention, his listening, and makes him ponder أن هذا السؤال وهذا الاستفهام -(( فبأي آلاء ربكما تكذبان))- يلفت نظره إلى الآيات التي فيها النعم التي عدها الله عز وجل في هذه السورة that this question: "Then which of your Lord’s favours will you both deny?", draws his attention to the verses that contain the blessings that Allah Almighty mentioned in this Surah. ثالثا، أن هذ التكرار فيه ماذا؟ Thirdly, this repetition accounts for what? فيه زيادة تلاوة It accounts for more recitation, و زيادة التلاوة فيها زيادة أجر و ثواب. and more recitation accounts for more reward. صح؟ Right? ففي كل حرف من القرآن، عشر حسنات As each letter of the Qur'an accounts for 10 good deeds.