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Al-Isra’ (Arabic: الإسراء, al-isrāʼ; meaning: The Night Journey) is the 17th sūrah of the Quran, with 111 verses (āyāt). Isra, in verse 1, refers to the "night-journey" of the prophet Muhammad (S). This sura is part of a series Al-Musabbihat surahs because it begins with the glorification of God.

The most profound and graphic description ever delivered in English based on the classical works of Ibn Rajab al-Hanbali (795 ah) and Ibn Abi ’l-Dunya (281 ah). This series is covered over 21 lessons. About Hellfire, its levels, valleys, punishments and residents, and how people can protect themselves from it.

The most profound and graphic description ever delivered in English based on the classical works of Ibn Rajab al-Hanbali (795 ah) and Ibn Abi ’l-Dunya (281 ah). This series is covered over 21 lessons.

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The following verse has been covered in this talk: And among men there is one who worships Allah (standing) on the verge: so if some good thing happens to him, he is satisfied with it, and if a trial befalls him, he turns his face back. He loses both this world and the Hereafter. That is the manifest loss. [22:11]

The following verse is covered in this talk: And do not incline towards the wrongdoers, lest the Fire should catch you, and you have no supporters other than Allah, then you should not be helped. [11:113]

The following verses are covered in this talk: So, they moved ahead until when they met a boy, he killed him (the boy). He (Mūsā) said, “Did you kill an innocent soul while he did not kill anyone? You have committed a heinous act indeed.” [18:74] As for the boy, his parents were believers. We apprehended that he would impose rebellion and infidelity upon them. We, therefore, wished that their Lord would replace him with someone better than him in piety, and more akin to affection. [18:80-81]

The following verses have been covered in this talk: Read with the name of your Lord who created (every thing), He created man from a clot of blood. Read, and your Lord is the most gracious, who imparted knowledge by means of the pen. He taught man what he did not know. [96:1-5]

The following verse has been covered in this lesson: This is not (a matter of) your fancies or the fancies of the People of the Book. Whoever does evil shall be requited for it, and he shall find neither a friend for himself, besides Allah, nor a helper. [4:123]

The following verse is covered in this talk: Whoever comes with a good deed will receive ten times as much, and whoever comes with an evil deed will be requited with no more than the like of it, and they shall not be wronged. [6:160]