You stated that the answer to the oath in Surat Qaf is everything in the surah, so is it rather a transition? If so, what type of transition is it?

The questioner : A questioner says: You mentioned, O honorable Shaykh, in the previous lesson that the answer to the oath is everything in this surah. So is it rather a transition? If so, a transition from what?

The Shaykh : It is a transition from what is implied after the oath. And the noble Qur'an, rather, they were amazed. That is to say, the noble Qur'an [is such that] everything mentioned in this surah is the truth. Then he transitioned and said: Although the correct view is that this oath does not require an answer, because His saying: suffices for the answer. Since the thing by which one swears is something exalted, and one does not swear except by something exalted, the intended meaning of this oath is to exalt the noble Qur'an. Yes.