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﴿ فَاسْأَلُوا أَهْلَ الذِّكْرِ إِن كُنتُمْ لَا تَعْلَمُونَ ﴾

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Explanation of the verse: ((No word is uttered but that He has a watcher over it, ever watchful))

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The Shaykh : And His saying, the Exalted:
Man does not utter any word except that with him is an observer prepared [to record]. ما يلفظ من قول إلا لديه رقيب عتيد
[Qaf 50:18]
We look at the brother, the guidance of Allah, he parses for us
of a word من قول

The reader: No word is uttered but that He has a watcher, a watcher is...

The Shaykh : Not from a word, just
The reader: It is connected to, from is a preposition, no word is uttered, no word is uttered from a word but

The Shaykh : No word is uttered
The reader: No word is uttered but that He has a watcher, ever watchful, a watcher is...

The Shaykh : What is a watcher? Allah, may He keep you safe, from a word, just
The reader: It is connected

The Shaykh : Parse it, before, before we look at it, parse it
The reader: No, no is a negation

The Shaykh : From a word, just
The reader: From is a preposition and word is in the genitive case by it

The Shaykh : Extra, grammatically or not extra
The reader: Extra

The Shaykh : Grammatically
The reader: Yes, indeed

The Shaykh : Extra grammatically
The reader: It is not extra in meaning

The Shaykh : Good, fine, and word?
The reader: And word is in the genitive case by it, no

The Shaykh : It came upon you suddenly a little, fine
The reader: Object

The Shaykh : Parse it, go ahead
The reader: Object in the accusative case

The Shaykh : Object
The reader: Word is an object in the accusative case, the marker of the accusative is the hidden fathah, prevented from appearing by the occupation of the position by the movement of the extra preposition

The Shaykh : Object in the accusative case, and the marker of the accusative is the fathah hidden at its end, prevented from appearing by the occupation of the position by the movement of the extra preposition, good, fine, the word "word" when an extra preposition enters it grammatically, but it is extra in meaning, it adds to its meaning, "word" is indefinite, and it is known among the scholars of rhetoric that all extra letters serve to emphasize, they serve to emphasize, and on this basis it emphasizes the generality of the word "word," because "word" is indefinite in the context of negation, so it becomes general, and it is one of the things that emphasize this generality, and I want to reach with this report that any word a person says, then he has
The reader: A watcher, ever watchful

The Shaykh : That watcher, ever watchful, every word, whether good or evil or idle, neither good nor evil, you have a watcher, an observer, ever watchful, present, even Imam Ahmad, a man entered upon him while he was groaning from illness, and he said to him that Tawus says: "The angel writes the groaning of the sick person", you know the sick person groans from the severity of the illness, so he held back, may Allah have mercy on him, meaning the groaning, out of fear that it would be written against him, so there is no word you say but it is written, and glory to Allah, how many words are written, we are now, if in this place, if we recorded our speech ten nights ago, just in this session of ours, how many tapes would there be
The reader: Many

The Shaykh : Many tapes, all this written will be published for you on the Day of Resurrection, a book you will receive published, and it will be said, read your book, so I say: "By Allah, a person who has everything he says written against him should reduce his speech" reduce his speech, because he will find this book published on the Day of Resurrection, every word, every word, but this watcher, ever watchful, writes the good and the evil, the good for you, and the evil against you, they may balance each other or one may exceed the other, but from the mercy of Allah, the good deed is ten times its like, and the bad deed is only its like, yes, in this verse is the warning against letting the tongue run loose, the warning against letting the tongue run loose, because everything will be written.
Source alathar.net

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