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What parable does the holy Qur\'an give for those who take protectors and guardians other than the Almighty Allah? What happens when one begins to have faith in and trust the Tawagheet, the powers that are in rebellion against the Almighty Allah? And finally, can one have faith in Moses, but put their trust in Pharaoh? Sayyid Hashim al-Haidari speaks bravely about how \"The Tyrant\'s House Is Frailer Than a Spider\'s Web\". So it would be wise to protect your \'spider\'s web\' from the winds of change.

#Quran #Sura-al-Ankabut #Tafseer Part Sixteen: Conclusion: verse 40-44: lessons from destinies of previous nations Sūra al-\'Ankabūt (Arabic: سورة العنكبوت) is the twenty ninth sura of the Qur\'an. It is a Makki sura located in juz\'s twenty and twenty one. The name \"al-\'Ankabut\" (spider) is adopted from the analogy made in verse forty one of this sura. This sura speaks about the unity of God, signs of God in the creation and fighting with polytheism; and to console the few Muslims in the beginning of Islam, it gives reports about the destinies of some previous prophets. Sura al-\'Ankabut also speaks about the greatness of the Qur\'an and the proofs of rightfulness of Prophet Muhammad and the stubbornness of his opposers. Verses forty one and fifty seven are among famous verses of Sura al-\'Ankabut. In verse forty one, God likens the story of disbelievers\' reliance on idols to spider and its weak net; and verse fifty seven warns that every soul shall taste death, then they shall be brought back to God. About the merits of recitation of this sura, it is transmitted from Prophet Muhammad that whoever recites Sura al-\'Ankabut, he will be rewarded ten rewards for every believer or hypocrite [in the history]. Order and Place of Revelation Sura al-\'Ankabut is a Makki sura. It was eighty fifth sura revealed to Prophet Muhammad. It is twenty ninth sura of the Qur\'an,[2] located in juz\'s twenty and twenty one. Sura al-\'Ankabut has sixty nine verses, 683 words, and 4321 letters. Regarding volume, this sura is among Mathani suras and is little more than one hizb (one-fourth of a juz\'). ----- SUPPORT our videos @ www.patreon.com/TheIPH DONATE today @ www.streamlabs.com/saleembhimji/tip FACEBOOK: TheIPH TWITTER: The_IPH PODCAST: www.anchor.fm/ilm

The Biskirantula has wrapped up Old Saffron and Tango in its spider silk, trapping them down in the basement. The others\\\' attempts at rescue are futile, and Ghostie has an idea. But things may just get blown out of proportion… #Biskitoons #ChildrensCartoons #Islam #IslamicCartoons via | @islamicpulse

Nursery Rhyme Incy Wincy Spider

When attacked an orchid Mantis is capable of it\'s own self defence in the form of Kung Fu. Taken from Life Story.

#Quran #Sura-al-Ankabut #Tafseer Part Twenty Two: Second issue: verses 48-55: Excuses of the Prophet\'s (a) opposers Sūra al-\'Ankabūt (Arabic: سورة العنكبوت) is the twenty ninth sura of the Qur\'an. It is a Makki sura located in juz\'s twenty and twenty one. The name \"al-\'Ankabut\" (spider) is adopted from the analogy made in verse forty one of this sura. This sura speaks about the unity of God, signs of God in the creation and fighting with polytheism; and to console the few Muslims in the beginning of Islam, it gives reports about the destinies of some previous prophets. Sura al-\'Ankabut also speaks about the greatness of the Qur\'an and the proofs of rightfulness of Prophet Muhammad and the stubbornness of his opposers. Verses forty one and fifty seven are among famous verses of Sura al-\'Ankabut. In verse forty one, God likens the story of disbelievers\' reliance on idols to spider and its weak net; and verse fifty seven warns that every soul shall taste death, then they shall be brought back to God. About the merits of recitation of this sura, it is transmitted from Prophet Muhammad that whoever recites Sura al-\'Ankabut, he will be rewarded ten rewards for every believer or hypocrite [in the history]. Order and Place of Revelation Sura al-\'Ankabut is a Makki sura. It was eighty fifth sura revealed to Prophet Muhammad. It is twenty ninth sura of the Qur\'an,[2] located in juz\'s twenty and twenty one. Sura al-\'Ankabut has sixty nine verses, 683 words, and 4321 letters. Regarding volume, this sura is among Mathani suras and is little more than one hizb (one-fourth of a juz\'). ----- SUPPORT our videos @ www.patreon.com/TheIPH DONATE today @ www.streamlabs.com/saleembhimji/tip FACEBOOK: TheIPH TWITTER: The_IPH PODCAST: www.anchor.fm/ilm

Part Nineteen: First issue: verses 45-47: The Prophet\'s duties against opposers Sūra al-\'Ankabūt (Arabic: سورة العنكبوت) is the twenty ninth sura of the Qur\'an. It is a Makki sura located in juz\'s twenty and twenty one. The name \"al-\'Ankabut\" (spider) is adopted from the analogy made in verse forty one of this sura. This sura speaks about the unity of God, signs of God in the creation and fighting with polytheism; and to console the few Muslims in the beginning of Islam, it gives reports about the destinies of some previous prophets. Sura al-\'Ankabut also speaks about the greatness of the Qur\'an and the proofs of rightfulness of Prophet Muhammad and the stubbornness of his opposers. Verses forty one and fifty seven are among famous verses of Sura al-\'Ankabut. In verse forty one, God likens the story of disbelievers\' reliance on idols to spider and its weak net; and verse fifty seven warns that every soul shall taste death, then they shall be brought back to God. About the merits of recitation of this sura, it is transmitted from Prophet Muhammad that whoever recites Sura al-\'Ankabut, he will be rewarded ten rewards for every believer or hypocrite [in the history]. Order and Place of Revelation Sura al-\'Ankabut is a Makki sura. It was eighty fifth sura revealed to Prophet Muhammad. It is twenty ninth sura of the Qur\'an,[2] located in juz\'s twenty and twenty one. Sura al-\'Ankabut has sixty nine verses, 683 words, and 4321 letters. Regarding volume, this sura is among Mathani suras and is little more than one hizb (one-fourth of a juz\'). ----- SUPPORT our videos @ www.patreon.com/TheIPH DONATE today @ www.streamlabs.com/saleembhimji/tip FACEBOOK: TheIPH TWITTER: The_IPH PODCAST: www.anchor.fm/ilm

#Quran #Sura-al-Ankabut #Tafseer Part Sixteen: Conclusion: verse 40-44: lessons from destinies of previous nations Sūra al-\'Ankabūt (Arabic: سورة العنكبوت) is the twenty ninth sura of the Qur\'an. It is a Makki sura located in juz\'s twenty and twenty one. The name \"al-\'Ankabut\" (spider) is adopted from the analogy made in verse forty one of this sura. This sura speaks about the unity of God, signs of God in the creation and fighting with polytheism; and to console the few Muslims in the beginning of Islam, it gives reports about the destinies of some previous prophets. Sura al-\'Ankabut also speaks about the greatness of the Qur\'an and the proofs of rightfulness of Prophet Muhammad and the stubbornness of his opposers. Verses forty one and fifty seven are among famous verses of Sura al-\'Ankabut. In verse forty one, God likens the story of disbelievers\' reliance on idols to spider and its weak net; and verse fifty seven warns that every soul shall taste death, then they shall be brought back to God. About the merits of recitation of this sura, it is transmitted from Prophet Muhammad that whoever recites Sura al-\'Ankabut, he will be rewarded ten rewards for every believer or hypocrite [in the history]. Order and Place of Revelation Sura al-\'Ankabut is a Makki sura. It was eighty fifth sura revealed to Prophet Muhammad. It is twenty ninth sura of the Qur\'an,[2] located in juz\'s twenty and twenty one. Sura al-\'Ankabut has sixty nine verses, 683 words, and 4321 letters. Regarding volume, this sura is among Mathani suras and is little more than one hizb (one-fourth of a juz\'). ----- SUPPORT our videos @ www.patreon.com/TheIPH DONATE today @ www.streamlabs.com/saleembhimji/tip FACEBOOK: TheIPH TWITTER: The_IPH PODCAST: www.anchor.fm/ilm

#Quran #Sura-al-Ankabut #Tafseer Part Twenty: Second issue: verses 48-55: Excuses of the Prophet\'s (a) opposers Sūra al-\'Ankabūt (Arabic: سورة العنكبوت) is the twenty ninth sura of the Qur\'an. It is a Makki sura located in juz\'s twenty and twenty one. The name \"al-\'Ankabut\" (spider) is adopted from the analogy made in verse forty one of this sura. This sura speaks about the unity of God, signs of God in the creation and fighting with polytheism; and to console the few Muslims in the beginning of Islam, it gives reports about the destinies of some previous prophets. Sura al-\'Ankabut also speaks about the greatness of the Qur\'an and the proofs of rightfulness of Prophet Muhammad and the stubbornness of his opposers. Verses forty one and fifty seven are among famous verses of Sura al-\'Ankabut. In verse forty one, God likens the story of disbelievers\' reliance on idols to spider and its weak net; and verse fifty seven warns that every soul shall taste death, then they shall be brought back to God. About the merits of recitation of this sura, it is transmitted from Prophet Muhammad that whoever recites Sura al-\'Ankabut, he will be rewarded ten rewards for every believer or hypocrite [in the history]. Order and Place of Revelation Sura al-\'Ankabut is a Makki sura. It was eighty fifth sura revealed to Prophet Muhammad. It is twenty ninth sura of the Qur\'an,[2] located in juz\'s twenty and twenty one. Sura al-\'Ankabut has sixty nine verses, 683 words, and 4321 letters. Regarding volume, this sura is among Mathani suras and is little more than one hizb (one-fourth of a juz\'). ----- SUPPORT our videos @ www.patreon.com/TheIPH DONATE today @ www.streamlabs.com/saleembhimji/tip FACEBOOK: TheIPH TWITTER: The_IPH PODCAST: www.anchor.fm/ilm

The venomous Goliath Tarantula is the largest spider in the world. What should you do if one lands on you?

The BISKITOONS learn the importance of treating animals with care and never harming them for no good reason through the ahadith of the Prophet (S) and Ahlulbayt (A)! Tango has brought Nana’s pet Biskirantula to the dinner table, but Ghostie has cooked something special in the basement… #Islam #IslamicTeachings #Animals #Children #BISKITOONS #AnimalCruelty

Pororo and his friends go on a field trip to the forest. After Pororo and Crong realize that they’ve left their bag on the train, they break off from the group and go back for the bag. On their way back, Pororo and Crong save a butterfly that’s caught in a spider’s web when all of a sudden, it starts to rain. The butterfly helps them find shelter under the root of a tree. They enter the Butterfly Forest, and Pororo and Crong enjoy themselves with the other butterflies. However, while playing hide and seek, they encounter a giant spider. When all seems hopeless, someone suddenly appears! What will happen to Pororo and Crong? Can they survive the spider and get back home?

The 20th Juz consists of Surat an-Naml (last 37 verses, The Ant), Surat al-Qasas (88 verses, The Stories) and Surat al-Ankabut (first 45 verses The Spider). The discussion in these suras explore the barriers/veils that prevent one from allowing the Quranic guidance to permeate their hearts. God clearly states that only those who believe in God’s signs, are open-hearted and have submitted, even partially, to the truth will be able to perceive the guidance offered by the Quran. Those who insist on rejecting the truth, and are arrogant, will be like the ‘deaf or dead who can’t hear’ because they lack intellectual humility and intentionally don’t want to listen to the message of God. Suratul Qasas relates the story of Prophet Musa, and includes the story of Qarun, who despite his knowledge and wealth, lacked humility, believing he ‘deserved’ God’s blessings. Pharoah and Haman are also mentioned in the same vein, and their arrogance led them to punishment and destruction. The reference to the spider’s web, giving Sura Ankabut its name, describes how such people’s base is like the frailest of homes, that of a spider, while the hold of God is the strongest. The Juz ends with God’s promise that those who strive in God’s way, will attain guidance.

Lo! worship preserveth from lewdness and iniquity, Quran, Al-\'Ankabut (The Spider)[29:45]

Silent Movie with lessons to learn Short Film - Sharing is Caring - Good Morals always wins - All Languages

السيد حسن نصرالله والمعادلات الجديده بالكاريزما التي اعتدناها من سيد المقاومه التي جعلت اعداء لبنان يتساقطون كـ أوراق الشجر والتي سميت بالحرب النفسيه التي يشنها سيد المقاومه على من وصفهم بأنهم اهون من بيت العنكبوت اطلالات على مقتطفات من كلمات سيد المقاومه مع مقابلات مع محللين سياسيين ومقتطفات لاعترافات اسرائيلية بقوة الشخصيه التي يمتلكها سيد المقاومة iSRAEL is WEAKER THAN SPIDER'S WEB!!!

[Documental] Hollywood Cut - La CIA y Hollywood - Spanish

[Documental] Hollywood Cut - La CIA y los entretenimientos televisivos - Spanish

The Zionist entity often tries to make itself look bigger and tougher than it really is...but we know that\\\\\\\'s not true. We saw how an army that is apparently one of the strongest in the world was unable to defeat Hezbollah in 2006. This song is just a reminder that israel is \\\\\\\"weaker than a spider web\\\\\\\".

Commentary of Surah al-Ankabut [The Spider] - Part 19 ----- SUPPORT our videos @ www.patreon.com/TheIPH DONATE today @ www.streamlabs.com/saleembhimji/tip FACEBOOK: TheIPH TWITTER: The_IPH PODCAST: www.anchor.fm/ilm

In part two, Tango must go down to the basement to check up on the Biskirantula... but he soon discovers more than he bargained for and things begin to quickly slip out of control...

The victory and liberation of al-Quds is on the horizon. The Islamic Resistance forces are stronger than ever before. The Zionist regime is showing that it is truly weaker than the spider\\\'s web. Sayyid Hashim al-Haidari speaks. Make sure you\\\'re on the right side of history. #FreedomForPalestine #FreePalestine #DeathToisrael #FlyTheFlag

The 21st Juz consists of Surat al-Ankabut (last 23 verses, The Spider), Surat ar-Ruum (60 verse, The Romans), Sura Luqman (34 verses), Sura as-Sajdah (30 verses, The Prostration), and Surat al-Ahzab (First 30 verses, The Confederates). A major theme of the Quran is its juxtaposition of this world in relation to the hereafter. God reminds us of the certainty of death, and the promise of the hereafter, and in this realization lies the purpose of our being in this temporary world, also referred to as the ‘lower existence’. Death is a reminder that we will all inevitably return to Him, so our life here should be one of servitude so as to secure the hereafter. God cautions us in Surah Luqman to be mindful of the death, and the day of reckoning, where none will atone for the other, and warns us not to be deceived by this world.