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Lessons-from-Surah-al-Kahf-by-Abu-Ammaar-Yasir-Qadhi:The-Qur’an-is-full-of-parables.-Each-one,-when-its-meaning-is-unpacked-and-understood,-offers-wisdom-and-guidance.-Surah-Kahf,-chapter-18-from-the-Qur’an,-is-particularly-thought-provoking,-and-Muslims-are-advised-to-read-it-at-least-once-a-week.But-why?-And-what-can-we-gain-from-it?In-this-book-Yasir-Qadhi-leads-us-through-Surah-Kahf,-unfolding-the-lines,-stories-and-symbols-that-have-inspired-people-for-over-a-thousand-years:-the-people-of-the-cave,-Prophet-Musa’s-momentous-encounter-with-Khidr,-the-two-men-and-their-gardens,-and-Gog-and-Magog.And-surely-We-have-explained-matters-in-people-in-the-Qur’an-in-diverse-ways,-using-all-manners-of-parables. (Qur’an-18:54)Through-Yasir-Qadhi’s-unmistakeable-voice,-modern-Muslims-may-glimpse-some-of-the-Qur’an’s-profound-meaning.Say:-“If-the-sea-were-to-become-ink-to-record-the-Words-of-my-Lord,-indeed-the-sea-would-all-be-used-up-before-the-Words-of-my-Lord-are-exhausted…” (Qur’an-18:109)
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