365 - AL-HIJR (Ayat# 01-15)
The concept of divine revelation and its preservation is central to faith. This discourse explores the accountability of humanity for accepting guidance, referencing a time when those who disbelieved will wish they had embraced Islam. It highlights the importance of remaining mindful of Allah, particularly when circumstances are favorable, as abundance can lead to forgetfulness. The text contrasts a state of sufficiency with one of need, suggesting that hardship fosters remembrance. It emphasizes that Allah has taken responsibility for preserving the Quran, a commitment not extended to previous scriptures like the Torah and Gospel. This unique guarantee underscores the Quran’s completeness and finality as a guide for humanity. The discourse further addresses the accusations of madness leveled against prophets and the futile attempts to demand miraculous proof, such as the descent of angels, which are only dispatched with divine justice. Ultimately, the message stresses that the Quran is a protected and complete revelation, intended as a final and comprehensive guide.
