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“صاحب يس”
concludes, as always leaving with a lot of simmering thoughts. Why is our da'wah scenes so aggressive when the Qur'anic example of da'wah is of a man who
“نصح قومه حيّا وميّتًا“
ie, “adviced his people in his life and death”? Wished for their best even after brutally killed by the same people. A lot to ponder.

صاحب يس concludes, as always leaving with a lot of simmering thoughts. Why is our da'wah scenes so aggressive when the Qur'anic example of da'wah is of a man who “نصح قومه حيّا وميّتًا“ ie, adviced his people in his life and death? Wished for their best even after brutally killed by the same people.

This is the lightest ever "tafsir" work. It feels like reading a children's book especially when you read it in parallel with older tafsirs.

Reading Islamic books takes me a lot of times because I keep rereading passages to make sure that I'm not missing things out. Weird OCD really, but in the end it's a very active reading that the pages commit to my memory like screenshots.

Meanwhile I started this today morning, as a sub read to Tafsir of surah Yaseen.