Are the letters of the Qur'an gathered in two verses?
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Question:
Among its questions is one that says: I read in a book that Allah gathered the letters of His Noble Book in two verses: in verse (154) of Al-Imran, and in verse (29) of Surat al-Fath. What is the authenticity of this?
Answer:
This requires reflecting on the two verses. I say: it requires reflection. If the letters are gathered, and they are twenty-eight letters from Alif to the last one, Ya, then the speech is correct. If these letters are not gathered, the speech is not correct. Yes.
The presenter : So this is also considered a form of the miraculous nature of the Qur'an, O Shaykh?
Answer : No, it is not a miraculous nature, no, it is not called a miraculous nature; because speech may occur, these letters may come together in words, they may come together in verses, meaning it is possible, or in the speech of a person in a hadith of his, or a sermon of his, or a verse of poetry, or other than this, many letters may come together. Yes.
Among its questions is one that says: I read in a book that Allah gathered the letters of His Noble Book in two verses: in verse (154) of Al-Imran, and in verse (29) of Surat al-Fath. What is the authenticity of this?
Answer:
This requires reflecting on the two verses. I say: it requires reflection. If the letters are gathered, and they are twenty-eight letters from Alif to the last one, Ya, then the speech is correct. If these letters are not gathered, the speech is not correct. Yes.
The presenter : So this is also considered a form of the miraculous nature of the Qur'an, O Shaykh?
Answer : No, it is not a miraculous nature, no, it is not called a miraculous nature; because speech may occur, these letters may come together in words, they may come together in verses, meaning it is possible, or in the speech of a person in a hadith of his, or a sermon of his, or a verse of poetry, or other than this, many letters may come together. Yes.
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