Quran Points

Qur'an 27:18–19 Verse 27:18 "Until, when they came upon the valley of the ants, an ant said: 'O ants! Enter your dwellings lest Solomon and his armies crush you while they do not perceive.'" Plain meaning The narrative describes ant warning the other ants to seek safety before the army of Solomon passes through. The ant does not accuse Solomon of intending harm; rather, it says they might crush them "while they do not perceive" (وَهُمْ لَا يَشْعُرُونَ). This emphasizes that harm can occur unintentionally. Metaphysical reading If read symbolically (while recognizing that the verse also has a literal narrative meaning), several themes emerge: The valley (وَادِ) can represent a stage of life's journey where different levels of creation and consciousness meet. The ants symbolize beings who work together with humility, discipline, and awareness. The ant's warning represents the inner voice of wisdom or conscience, which recognizes danger before it bec...

Naas, Insan, Basar, Adam: . 🔴AN NAS(ن و س) - THE AGITATED MIND An agitated mind refers to a state of severe inner restlessness, worry, or extreme mental arousal. উত্তেজিত মন বুলিলে আভ্যন্তৰীণ তীব্ৰ অস্থিৰতা, চিন্তা বা চৰম মানসিক উত্তেজনাৰ অৱস্থাক বুজোৱা হয়। কিন্তু; কোৰআন অনুবাদত al-Nās (الناس) Refers to people, mankind, human society, the collective human community কৰিছে। . 🟢Insaan(ا ن س)=individual human being. "Quran” mentions that we are Insaan, which means a social and helpful character.  "কোৰআন”ত উল্লেখ আছে যে আমি ইনছান, যাৰ অৰ্থ হৈছে ✔️সামাজিক আৰু সহায়কাৰী চৰিত্ৰ। কিন্তু, কোৰআনত generalized কৰি মানুহ অনুবাদ হৈছে। . 🌑al-Bashar (البشر) সাধাৰণতে নবী, ৰছুলৰ ক্ষেত্ৰত যি জগতক  বাণী বিলায়। 18:110 – "I am only a human (bashar) like you..." 14:10 – "Their messengers said: We are only human beings (bashar) like you..." 15:28 – "I am creating a human (bashar) from clay..." ।।। 💚💚Nisa: When we take the root Nun-Sin-Alif (ن-س-أ) it means Urge an...

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THE THEORY OF CREATION / ADAM The theory of creation or a Creator is a Biblical concept  sneaked into the interpretation of the Quran; the reason lies in the mythical story of Adam whom God created / formed from clay / soil with his own hand like the potter makes his pottery.  The word teen  طِينًا  is wrongly translated as clay under the influence of Bible. To imagine God as an anthropomorphic angry figure is the root cause of our worship. We don't see God as our 24x7 Friend, Companion and Guide. Please understand God at micro level first that is to understand our connection with Him, then only we can realize His True Magnanimity or His Magnum Opus. The basic meaning of teen طين is to plaster, to coat, the meaning also signify adaptation according to disposition / natural transformation or that can be molded or can be formed like the wet clay. The word طين signifies character of Adam to adapt to situations, circumstances or environment rather than an object clay. Va...

24 - SURAH AN NUR   AN NUR The Light INTRODUCTION   Surah An-Nur is a chapter concerned with  clarity,  how it arises in our rational and emotional thinking, how it is protected, and how it is lost. Its opening verses set the tone by showing that inner clarity depends on recognizing the consequences of our actions and the patterns that shape us. The surah does not present rules for the sake of rules. It describes the  structure of inner life, on  how impressions enter, how impulses grow, how awareness guides, and how distortion takes root when we turn away from truth. At the heart of the surah is the famous verse of light (24:35), which describes guidance as something that shines from within rather than something imposed from outside. This light is the very awareness through which experience is known. Everything in the surah points back to this—how the mind receives impressions, how relationships form, how independence matures, how foundations settle, and h...

https://lookingatoneself.blogspot.com/2025/12/24-surah-nur.html?fbclid=IwY2xjawOrGjVleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAwzNTA2ODU1MzE3MjgAAR4Jm4Ayq5Au5sofbWtac1DwIyQcW7W6fmAHrjA2_0sylNyYpAsQ5AUFMnj8lA_aem_18bwvN9mVPMPvzKUz1tAIA&m=1 . INTRODUCTION   Surah An-Nur is a chapter concerned with  clarity,  how it arises in our rational and emotional thinking, how it is protected, and how it is lost. Its opening verses set the tone by showing that inner clarity depends on recognizing the consequences of our actions and the patterns that shape us. The surah does not present rules for the sake of rules. It describes the  structure of inner life, on  how impressions enter, how impulses grow, how awareness guides, and how distortion takes root when we turn away from truth. At the heart of the surah is the famous verse of light (24:35), which describes guidance as something that shines from within rather than something imposed from outside. This light is the very awareness th...