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Nouman Ali Khan
You Don't Need to See to Believe - Surah Al-Qamar
May 9, 2024
Explore the deep analysis of language in Surah Al-Qamar, with a focus on humility in nature and the comparison of purpose-deniers to locusts. The podcast delves into self-awareness and fear in Judgment Day imagery, as well as the psychological phenomenon of confronting fear and disbelief.
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- The podcast emphasizes the deep meanings behind Arabic linguistic nuances to evoke mystery, irony, and fear in IOT language.
- By exploring the concept of 'Khushu' on Judgment Day, it reveals the transformation from arrogance to humility through imagery and linguistic origins.
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The Language of IOT
The podcast delves into the significance of the language used in IOT, emphasizing how specific words and their implications like 'the caller calls' evoke mystery, irony, and fear. It highlights the depth of meaning behind Arabic linguistic nuances to convey intense imagery and emotions, linking phrases like 'a terrifying thing' to deeper layers of mystery, irony, and fear.
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