Qad aflaha man zakkaahaa Wa qad khaaba man dassaahaa Kazzabat Samoodu bi taghwaahaaa Izim ba'asa ashqaahaa Faqaala lahum Rasoolul laahi naaqatal laahi wa suqiyaahaa Fakazzaboohu fa'aqaroohaa fadamdama 'alaihim Rabbuhum bizambihim fasaw waahaa Wa laa yakhaafu'uqbaahaa Only 1 word doesnât have an A.
Qad aflaha man zakkaha. He has succeeded who purifies his nafs. Even when you look at books of the scholars of the past like sheikh ibn taymiyyah rh, he describes one of his teachers as a sufi and mentions that out of all his teachers, the one he describes as a sufi was the one whom he 'clung' too. I.e.
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Qad aflaha man zakkaha Wahihuddin Khan He who purifies it will indeed be successful, Yusuf Ali Truly he succeeds that purifies it,
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Surah Al-Ala Ayat 14 (87:14) is a powerful verse that describes the reward for those who purify themselves and remember the name of their Lord. Learn the meaning and context of this ayah with a detailed tafsir and translation. Explore the themes and lessons of Surah Al-Ala and other related surahs on My Islam.
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