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    Quran For Young Adults Day 5

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    This document provides a summary of key points from Surah Al-Fatiha, the opening chapter of the Quran. It discusses how all praise is due to Allah as master of all nations. Allah shows extreme and constant love and care for believers like a mother's care for her baby. The chapter establishes Allah as the master of judgment day when all will be accountable for their actions. It asks Allah for guidance on the righteous path favored in his sight, not the path of those who incur anger or go astray.

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    This document provides a summary of key points from Surah Al-Fatiha, the opening chapter of the Quran. It discusses how all praise is due to Allah as master of all nations. Allah shows extreme and constant love and care for believers like a mother's care for her baby. The chapter establishes Allah as the master of judgment day when all will be accountable for their actions. It asks Allah for guidance on the righteous path favored in his sight, not the path of those who incur anger or go astray.

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    This document provides a summary of key points from Surah Al-Fatiha, the opening chapter of the Quran. It discusses how all praise is due to Allah as master of all nations. Allah shows extreme and constant love and care for believers like a mother's care for her baby. The chapter establishes Allah as the master of judgment day when all will be accountable for their actions. It asks Allah for guidance on the righteous path favored in his sight, not the path of those who incur anger or go astray.

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    Quran for Young Adults

    Day 5
    Summary
    Surah Fatiha: The Qurans Essence

    All Praise and Thanks are for Allah, Master of all the Nations.
    We werent commanded to give thanks and praise Allah. We do it naturally, because
    peoples natural state of being is one of gratitude and appreciation of beauty and good
    things
    Its obnoxious to be ungrateful for the gifts weve been givenlike a father who gets his
    kid an Eid present and the kid says Thats it? Thats all? This kind of reaction warrants
    the fathers anger, and he can take away the gift he gave his child.
    Know that we are slaves. We are just property, and Allah is our master. This means we
    are entitled to nothing. Everything we have is a gift.

    The Extremely Loving and Caring, The Constantly Loving and Caring
    Both words come from the word which is often translated as Mercy.
    We should think of Allah in light of the hadith in which he says, I named you (the
    mothers womb) by my name.( )No human relationship compares to the love
    Allah has for us, but the closest one we could understand is the relationship a mother
    has with her baby in her womb because the baby is constantly cared for in ways the
    baby doesnt even know, and the baby is completely enveloped in the care of the
    mothers womb in the form of shelter and nutrition.
    : extreme love and care (not forever)
    : love and care (forever for The Believers)

    Master of the Day of Judgment


    We have to remember we will have to give account for all the gifts that we were blessed
    with, as well as tests we underwent
    To be God, Allah must be perfect in all ways. In his love, mercy, justice, etc. The word
    embodies this perfection.
    1. How can someone Perfectly Fair make something unfair (like this life?)
    We have to remember that there are two parts to the equation of life: this
    life and the next. This life is unfair, and the next life is when Allah enacts
    ultimate justice. Only He can fairly compensate you for your good and bad
    deeds.
    If you dont believe in the Day of Judgment, all you have is an unfair world,
    which would make Allah unfair because He created the world, which would
    make Allah imperfect, which would mean he isnt God. This is why belief in
    the Day of Judgment is integral to a complete understanding and belief in
    Allah.

    Only you we worship, and only you we ask for help


    We know we owe you for all your blessings on us ()
    We ask for Your help in trying to obey You ()

    Guide us to the Straight Path


    Humans are inherently biased
    1. Social Conflict: Men vs. Women are inherently biased towards their respective
    genders. Ex. A divorce case

    2. Economic Conflict: Employee vs. Employer, people will be biased towards their
    respective role
    3. Political Conflict: People vs. Government, the struggle in appropriation of taxes
    and freedoms
    4. Internal Conflict: Body vs. Spirit, feeding the physical desires vs. feeding the
    spiritual desires
    5. Intellectual Conflict: Balance of Emotion and Reason in belief

    The path of those upon whom You have bestowed favor, not of those who have evoked
    [Your] anger or of those who are astray. (Sahih International)

    : People you have a right to be upset at because they know something is


    wrong yet they choose to do it any way
    : People who had no idea something was wrong and they did it
    Allah chose not to say the Jews and Christians as opposed to
    because he is highlighting the behavior, not the people. Were supposed to improve
    ourselves, not judge others. This ayah isnt about them, its using them as an example.
    Its about us. Otherwise we wouldnt be saying dont let me be from among them.

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