Nouman Ali Khan Amazed by the Quran #02 Allah is Not Unjust
Mar 2, 2025
Dive into the intricate world of the Quran's language, where every word choice carries profound meaning. Discover how linguistic nuances impact interpretations of accountability and truth. Unravel the differences in grammatical structures that shape refutations and statements, revealing the text's theological depth and artistic elegance. This journey emphasizes why language matters in understanding divine messages.
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Refuting Claims in the Quran
- The Arabic words لم يكن and ما كان both mean "wasn't", but ما كان refutes a claim.
- This distinction explains why seemingly identical verses in Surah Al-An and Surah Hud use different words.
Noun vs. Verb: Finality vs. Change
- In Surah Al-An, Allah uses a noun for "destroyer", implying a permanent state, fitting for Judgment Day's finality.
- In Surah Hud, a verb is used, suggesting the potential for change in this world.