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14 Oasis.Alminhaalnews@Gmail.Com Contact Us TheTheThe 1st Issue OOOOOasiasiasiasiasisssss Al-Minhaal Academy Newsletter Contents Welcome Page 1: by Sheikh. Ahmed Salem *Principal’s Address As-Salamo Alaykom Wa-Rahmatullaahi Wa-Barakatuh Page 2: Welcome to Al-Minhaal Academy's newsletter, The Oasis! *AMA Advertisement Alhamdulillaah, by the help of Allah first, and then the eff- Page 3: orts and work of the Imam and staff, the first publication *Sh. Okasha Kameny of the newsletter has become a reality. As our beloved Page 4: said, “He who does not thank the (ﷺ) Sh. Ragab Kenawi Prophet Muhammad* *Br. Ronald C. Hassan people is not thankful to Allah” (Sunan Abi Dawud: 4811). Page 5: Following his blessed teachings, let me begin by thanking *Sr. Hoda Khamis all those who contributed towards this newsletter and Page 6: helped to make it a reality Secondly, I thank the community *Br. Islam Salem *Sh. Rashid Aimour for their continued support throughout our difficult and blissful times. Whether it was financially, morally, physic- Page 7: *Muslim Matrimonial ally, or even with their time and effort, it is greatly apprec- iated. We look forward to your continued support and ask Page 8: *Prayer Iqmah Timings Allah to bless and reward you immensely. As we always *Masjid Classes *Meet the Imam and will continue to say, your feedback greatly matters to us and is highly encouraged. No one is perfect, as perfection Page 9: * Adhaan Schedule solely belongs to Allah. May Allah unite us upon the truth and grant us the company of our blessed Prophet Muham- Page 10: in Jannah. Allahumma Ameen (ﷺ) Sr. Fatima Medjou maad* *Br. Fahim Attar Page 11: Qura’nic Advice *Sh. Kamal El Sayegh *Br. Mohammad Salem The example of those who spend their Page 12: The example of those who spend their *Islamic Quiz *Scientific Quiz wealthwealth in in the the way way of of Allah Allah is is like like a aseed seed [of [of Page 13: grain] which grows seven spikes; in each *Household Game grain] which grows seven spikes; in each *Scientific Quiz spike is a hundred grains. And Allah multiplies Page 14: spike is a hundred grains. And Allah multiplies *Hajj of 1438 - 2017 [His[His reward reward for for whom whom He He wills. wills. And And Allah Allah Page 15: *Donation Corner isis all-Encompassing all-Encompassing and and Knowing. Knowing. Page 16: (261)(261) Al Al Baqarah Baqarah *UIF Advertisement Contact us: [email protected] 1 Contact us: [email protected] 2 TheTheThe OOOOOasiasiasiasiasisssss Al-Minhaal Academy Newsletter Revelation of the Quran in Seven Ahrûf by Sheikh Okasha Kameny, Director of Qur’an Department *According to hadith literature, the Quran is revealed in seven Ahruf (the plural of harf). The most famous of those hadiths is reported in the Muwatta compiled by Malik ibn Anas. *Malik Ibn Anas has reported:[2] Abd Al-Rahman Ibn Abd al-Qari narrated: “ Umar Ibn al-Khattab said before me: I heard Hisham Ibn Hakim Ibn Hizam reading Surat Al-Furqan in a different way from the one I himself had read out this surah to me. Consequently, as (ﷺ)used to read it, and the Prophet soon as I heard him, I wanted to get hold of him. However, I gave him respite until he had I said .(ﷺ)finished the prayer. Then I got hold of his cloak and dragged him to the Prophet to him: “I have heard this person [Hisham Ibn Hakim Ibn Hizam] reading Surah Al Furqan said: “Leave (ﷺ) in a different way from the one you had read it out to me.” The Prophet him alone [O ‘Umar].” Then he said to Hisham: “Read [it].” [Umar said:] “He read it out in the same way as he had done before me.” [At this,] the Prophet said: “It was revealed thus.” asked me to read it out. So I read it out. [At this], he said: “It was (ﷺ)Then the Prophet revealed thus; this Quran has been revealed in Seven Ahruf. You can read it in any of them you find easy from among them. Suyuti, a famous 15th century Islamic theologian concludes his discussion of this hadith:[3] And to me the best opinion in this regard is that of the people who say that this Hadith is from among matters of mutashabihat, the meaning of which cannot be specificaly under- stood. Many reports contradict presence of variant readings:[4] Abu Abd Al-Rahman al- Sulami reports, "the reading of Abu Bakr, Umar, Uthman and Zayd ibn Thabit and that of all the Muhajirun and the Ansar was the same. They would read the Quran according to the Qira’at al-‘ammah. This is the same reading which was read out twice by the Prophet to Gabriel in the year of his death. Zayd ibn Thabit was also present in this reading [called] the ‘Al-Ardahah Al-Akhirah’(The last revision). It was this very reading that he taught the Quran to people till his death".[5] in the year (ﷺ)Ibn Sirin writes, "the reading on which the Quran was read out to the prophet of his death is the same according to which people are reading the Quran today".[6] *Other Hadith: said: "The Quran was sent down in seven (ﷺ)From Abu Hurairah: The Messenger of Allah ahruf. Disputation concerning the Qurʾan is unbelief" - he said this three times - "and you should put into practice what you know of it, and leave what you do not know of it to some- -said: "An All (ﷺ)one who does."[7] From Abu Hurairah: The Messenger of Allah knowing, Wise, Forgiving, Merciful sent down the Qur'an in seven ahruf."[7] said: "The Quran was sent down (ﷺ)From ʿAbdallâh Ibn Masʿūd: The Messenger of Allah in seven ahruf. Each of these ahruf has an outward aspect (zahr) and an inward aspect (batn); each of the ahruf has a border, and each border has a lookout."[7] The meaning of this hadith is explained as:[7] (pp. 31) (To be continued in the next issue) (1) https://bewley.virtualave.net/qira.html (2) Malik Ibn Anas,Muwatta, vol. 1 (Egypt: Dar Ahya al-Turath, n.d.), 201, (no. 473). (3) Suyuti, Tanwir al-Hawalik, 2nd ed. (Beirut: Dar al-Jayl, 1993), 199. (4) abcdJaved Ahmad Ghamidi.Mizan,Principles of Understanding the Qu'ranArchivedSeptember 27, 2007, at theWayback Machine.,Al-Mawrid (5) al-Burhan fi Ulum al-Qur’an, 2nd ed., vol. 1 (Beirut: Dar al-Fikr, 1980), 237. (6) Suyuti, al-Itqan fi Ulum al-Qur’an, 2nd ed., vol. 1 (Baydar: Manshurat al-Radi, 1343 AH), 177. (7) Abû Jacfar Muhammad bin Jarîr al-Tabarî(Translated & Abridged by J Cooper, W F Madelung and A Jones), Jamic al-Bayân 'an Tâ'wil ay al-Qur'an, 1987, Volume 1, Oxford University Press & Hakim Investment Holdings (M.E.) Limited, p. 16. Contact us: [email protected] 3 TheTheThe OOOOOasiasiasiasiasisssss Al-Minhaal Academy Newsletter Teach Me Because I Care by Sheikh Ragab Kenawi Head of the Arabic Language Department Br. Ronald Chavez Hassan Teaching the Qur’an: 7th-12th Grade Lead Teacher * Honoring the Quran and its people;, * There is no excuse not to learn the Quran. As Salaamu Alaikum, * You have a great deal of free time, regardless Dear Al-Minhaal Students and Parents, * The great amount of responsibilities is not an On behalf of the Al-Minhaal Academy staff, excuse . * To start late is better than not starting at all may Allah bless all of you with a happy and * Respecting appointments is more than your safe life, Ameen. The midterm examinations respect to the people. * You have potential energy and energy that is begin in four weeks, from January 24-27, 2017, wasted. Inshaa Allah. Below are just a few reminders Knowledge and Action: to get the most out of your winter vacation, * The blessing of your day is in your daily Quran recitation; Inshaa Allah: * Perseverance with good character towards 1. Please make sure to organize your bin- others, * To those who taught me a letter and beyond ders, folders, and notebooks, and begin to I am forever in debt. review your notes and assignments. * For an establishment is based upon its foun - 2. Use this time to complete required and dation. Perfecting the Actions: extra credit assignments. * There is no fruit without perseverance and 3. Make sure to have your supply lists sup- self-awareness. * Not reaching your goal does not mean failure. plies restocked and ready for your return to * Rather, failing to plan is planning to fail. school. * An individual thinks low of himself and high 4. Have rest and Halaal fun, but also make of his brothers. * The one who is more aware (of Allah) is the sure to use your time to recite, review, and more knowledgeable, and Allah knows best. memorize the Holy Qur'an, as well * Preserving the (two) revelations (in one's heart) is the essence of knowledge. as to read any other Islamic or beneficial * None other than The Book of Allah is to be books. started with for the student of knowledge. 5. Examine and apply the classroom, school, * Being organized saves much time and effort * Indeed, the Quran is the key to all doors of . and masjid rules and procedures. knowledge. 6. Make sure to have the proper uniform * How sweet are the gatherings of those who are learning the Quran! (like having gray dress pants), haircut, * An individual, regardless of age, needs moti- and winter uniform items (like having a sw- vation. eater), as it is getting colder.
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