Quran Aur Arabic — Farz-e-Fahm

This lecture emphasizes the religious obligation of every educated Muslim to learn sufficient Arabic to read the Quran directly, not through translation. Reading a translation distances one from the direct message of God. The speaker argues that understanding the Quran is a measure of respect for divine revelation, and neglecting Arabic despite attaining other forms of education is unacceptable. The lecture stresses that the Quran is deeply embedded in the Urdu language itself, making the study of Arabic even more accessible. The speaker implores listeners to consider their response on the Day of Judgement regarding their engagement with the divine text.

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