53. Failed Crop | Striking Examples From the Quran | Nouman Ali Khan

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52 Feeding on a Brother's Corpse | Striking Examples From the Quran | Nouman Ali Khan

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51 Consuming a Brother's Flesh | Striking Examples From the Quran | Nouman Ali Khan

<div>Join Ustadh Nouman as he explores the captivating literary styles and powerful messages conveyed through striking examples in the Quran. Discover how parables weave together to form a tapestry of divine wisdom, revealing deeper insights into the Quran's profound teachings.</div>

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49. The Rising Stalk | Striking Examples From the Quran | Nouman Ali Khan

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48 Marks of Prostration | Striking Examples From the Quran | Nouman Ali Khan

<div>Join Ustadh Nouman as he explores the captivating literary styles and powerful messages conveyed through striking examples in the Quran. Discover how parables weave together to form a tapestry of divine wisdom, revealing deeper insights into the Quran's profound teachings.</div>

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47 The Firm and Compassionate | Striking Examples From the Quran | Nouman Ali Khan

<div>A Striking Example from Surah Al-Fath [48:29] - The Quran uses these examples to deepen our understanding and this verse is no exception. But there’s so much more to uncover. Join Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan for a step-by-step journey to study the Quran at https://bayyinahtv.com/<br /><br />More about this example:<br />In this episode, Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan explores Surah Al-Fath, Ayah 29, where Allah describes the unique qualities of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and his true companions. They are firm against their enemies yet filled with love and compassion among themselves. This balance is not easy to achieve, but it is essential for anyone who wants to be part of the Prophet’s mission.<br /><br />Ustadh Nouman explains how this verse shapes our understanding of strength, loyalty and humility. He also addresses the dangers of seeking validation from people instead of striving for Allah’s contentment. Through historical context and real-life applications, this discussion challenges us to reflect on our own commitment to the faith.<br /><br />Join the discussion on the Bayyinah TV app, a dedicated space where you can engage, reflect and share your own insights alongside others on the same journey: https://bayyinahtv.com/</div>

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46 Those Who Are With The Messenger | Striking Examples From the Quran | Nouman Ali Khan

<div>A Striking Example from Surah Al-Fath [48:29] - The Quran uses these examples to deepen our understanding and this verse is no exception. But there’s so much more to uncover. Join Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan for a step-by-step journey to study the Quran at https://bayyinahtv.com.<br /><br />More about this example:<br />In this episode, Ustadh Nouman explores the powerful lessons from Surah Al-Fath, focusing on the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah. This treaty was a defining moment in Islamic history, testing the faith and patience of the companions. What seemed like a humiliating compromise turned out to be one of the greatest victories for the Muslims.<br /><br />Ustadh Nouman explains how Allah’s wisdom is often beyond immediate understanding and why true believers trust His plan even in the most challenging moments. The verse draws a striking comparison between the companions and a growing plant, emphasizing their resilience and strength. This discussion sheds light on what it truly means to be “with the Messenger” rather than just believing in him.</div>

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45 A Man of Many Masters | Striking Examples From the Quran | Nouman Ali Khan

<div><br /></div><div>In this episode, Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan explores the profound parable in Surah Az-Zumar [39:29], where Allah compares a servant owned by multiple quarrelsome masters to a servant with only one master. This striking analogy highlights the chaos of serving conflicting influences versus the tranquility of submitting to one clear authority.<br /><br />Ustadh Nouman breaks down the psychological, social and spiritual implications of this verse, showing how misplaced allegiances—whether to societal expectations, emotions, or personal desires—can create anxiety and instability. He explains how Islam provides clarity and relief by directing devotion to Allah alone, the only master who grants peace instead of demands. This powerful discussion challenges viewers to reflect on the influences they serve and how they can align their lives with the path of true liberation.<br /><br />Join the discussion on the Bayyinah TV app, a dedicated space where you can engage, reflect and share your own insights alongside others on the same journey: https://www.bayyinahtv.com</div>

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44 An Equal Share | Striking Examples From the Quran | Nouman Ali Khan

<div>In this episode, Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan explores Surah Ar-Rum [30:28], where Allah presents a parable to expose the flawed logic of shirk. Using the concept of projection in psychology, he explains how the Mushrikun of Makkah justified their beliefs by imposing their own power structures onto their understanding of Allah. They assumed He, like human rulers, needed intermediaries to manage worldly affairs. Ustadh Nouman breaks down how this thinking led them to establish idols as divine middlemen.<br /><br />He also highlights how similar patterns of thought persist today, even within some Muslim cultures, and why reliance on reasoning and knowledge is the only way to avoid shirk. By examining historical context, power dynamics and the role of emotions in shaping belief, this session offers deep insights into how people distort their understanding of Allah’s Oneness.<br /><br />Join the discussion on the Bayyinah TV app, a dedicated space where you can engage, reflect and share your own insights alongside others on the same journey: https://www.bayyinahtv.com</div>

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43. Like Flies in a Trap | Striking Examples From the Quran | Nouman Ali Khan

<div>In this episode, Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan explores the powerful parable of the spider’s web mentioned in Surah Al-‘Ankabūt [29:41-43]. He explains how Allah uses the weakest of homes—the spider’s web—to describe the fragile nature of false alliances, deceptive power structures and transactional relationships. Through real-world examples, he highlights how manipulation and control operate at various levels, from political empires to personal relationships.<br /><br />The discussion also examines how people get trapped in modern economic and social systems, much like flies caught in a web. Ustadh Nouman contrasts these weak, self-serving connections with the genuine brotherhood and sincerity found in Islam. This session provides deep insights into how the Quran exposes invisible traps and guides us toward a stronger, more authentic way of living.<br /><br />Join the discussion on the Bayyinah TV app, a dedicated space where you can engage, reflect and share your own insights alongside others on the same journey: https://www.bayyinahtv.com</div>

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