Quran is compared to water by Allah. Our bodies need daily intake of water for survival and health. People that don’t drink enough end up with chronic problems of all kinds. Hydration is key to well being. The analogy necessitates that we feed our hearts daily with Allah’s words. They will help restore hope, help with grief, control anger, fight evil temptations, control negative thoughts and fill the heart with thoughts of gratitude and trust in Him and His counsel. Let’s be healthy. Let’s hydrate our hearts and souls everyday.
Wael Hamza
6y agoAr-Ra'd (13:17)
باطلاعي وتعاملي مع كثير من الناس أكد أجزم إن العبرة ليست فقط بكمية القرأن الذي تحفظه أو حتي تفهمه ولكن مدي تحمل شخصك وخلقك ومهارتك لاعباء ما يلقيه القران عليك وتذكرت قول الله تعالى: 'فسالت أوديةٌ بقدرها'
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JazakAllah for this reflection. I''ve been thinking about this for a while too but I dont know how to put it all together properly. The way anzalna is used for water and arsala for winds parallel to anzalna for the Quran and rusool for messengers and bushra for the tidings. Altogether to bring life to a dead land.
And it is Allah who sends down the winds, bringing advance news of His mercy; and we send down from the sky pure water. To revive dead lands thereby, and to provide drink for the multitude of animals and humans We created. — Quran 25:48–49