In fact, I'm following Nouman Ali khan, I think he is the one when reflecting on Quran, I think he has the vivid brain in making ayaat spread their wings and open its drawers. Reflecting is about asking the right question even if it has no answer, for example the ayah of al anam surah about mentioning Abraham father, all I had listened to arguing about whether azar is the father of abraham, but I say, but the real question is why Quran is mentioning the father of Abraham although the Quran, in general is not interested in mentioning names or places, look through the Quran many of characters of the book are ambiguous and obscure, so why and why azar the father of Abraham is mentioned? . I think that's the real question and I hope Nouman Ali khan will quench my thirst by replying,