Yaqeen Podcast The Qur’an They Can’t Bomb: Stories from Gaza | Dr. Omar Suleiman
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Aug 8, 2025 A young girl in Gaza shows incredible resilience, finding solace in the Qur'an despite her physical challenges. Dr. Omar Suleiman explores the emotional struggles of faith during grief, particularly after the Prophet's death. He shares stories of how the Qur'an serves as a guiding light for those facing adversity, connecting historical narratives to modern struggles. The podcast emphasizes the power of faith and gratitude in the face of trauma, illustrating how spiritual teachings can help communities endure hardships.
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A Hafiz Who Forsook The Quran
- Ibn al-Saqqa abandoned Islam and later forgot the entire Qur'an except one verse.
- Dr. Omar Suleiman uses this as a cautionary tale about faith lost.
Abu Bakr's Verse Stilled Umar's Grief
- Abu Bakr recited a verse to steady Umar when he refused to accept the Prophet's death.
- Dr. Omar Suleiman shows how scripture can anchor believers in crisis.
Twelve-Year-Old Recites Al-Qasas From Memory
- A wounded 12‑year‑old from Gaza asked Dr. Omar Suleiman to recite Quran, then recited Surah Al-Qasas.
- Her choice revealed how scripture frames her identity and suffering.