*Seventh Juz' - Summary*
7th Juz Audio file link: tinyurl.com/5xv8wm9h

This Juz' consists of two parts:
1. The remainder of Surah Al-Ma’idah
2. The beginning of Surah Al-An’am

First Part: The Remainder of Surah Al-Ma’idah
This section covers four main themes:
1. Praise of the Christians of Abyssinia
• When they hear the Quran, their eyes fill with tears.
• Their sincere faith and emotional response to Allah’s verses are described.
2. Refutation of a False Standard and a Lesson on Obedience
• Being in the majority does not guarantee truth.
• Prophets’ humility before Allah is emphasized (Surah Ma’idah, Verse 109).
3. Rules about Halal and Haram
• People should not decide for themselves what is halal or haram.
• Asceticism (giving up worldly desires) is discouraged in Islam.
• A foolish oath is not held accountable, but a false oath requires expiation:
o Feeding ten needy people, or
o Clothing them, or
o Freeing a slave, or
o If none of these are possible, fasting for three days.
• Prohibited actions:
o Alcohol, gambling, idol worship, and divining arrows.
• Rules for the state of Ihram:
o Hunting is forbidden, but fishing is allowed.
• Sanctity of the Haram (Ka’bah):
o Whoever enters the sacred precincts is granted safety.
• Abolition of pagan customs:
o The Qur’an forbids certain animals designated by polytheists as sacred (e.g., Bahirah, Sa'ibah, Wasilah, and Ham).
4. The Day of Judgment and Mention of Prophet Isa (Jesus)
• On the Day of Judgment, prophets will be asked about the response of their people.
• Allah will remind Prophet Isa of His blessings upon him:
o The Heavenly Table (Ma’idah) was sent down upon his disciples.
o He performed miracles like healing the sick and reviving the dead.
• Allah will ask Prophet Isa:
o "Did you tell people to worship you and your mother?"
o Prophet Isa will swear that he only invited people to worship Allah alone.

Second Part: The Beginning of Surah Al-An’am
This section includes four main themes:
1. Tawheed – The Oneness of Allah
• The Surah elaborates on Allah’s greatness, power, and sovereignty.
• Allah is the Creator and the ultimate authority over everything.
2. Messengership – The Role of Prophets
• People questioned why the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was a human and not an angel.
• Allah clarifies that prophets are human so that they can serve as practical role models.
• The mission of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is for all of humanity.
• Mention of 18 Prophets in this Surah:
1. Ibrahim،Ishaq،Yaqub۔Nuh۔ Dawood۔ Sulayman۔ Ayyub۔Yusuf، Musa۔ Haroon۔ Zakariy، Yahya، Isa، Ilyas، Ismail،Al-Yasa’۔Yunus۔ Lut۔
• Prophet Ibrahim’s father was Tarukh, but the Qur’an refers to his uncle Azar as his "father" in the sense of a guardian.
3. The Day of Judgment – Reality of the Hereafter
• Key verses about the Day of Judgment: (Surah An’am: 12, 16, 22, 27, 32)
• People will be gathered before Allah for judgment.
• The disbelievers will regret their choices and wish they could return to the world to accept faith.
4. Ethical and Moral Guidelines
• Avoid gatherings where Allah’s signs are mocked, except when done for the purpose of admonition.
• Cursing and foul language are forbidden, even against enemies, to prevent disrespect towards Allah.

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*Summary of the Sixth Juz (English)*
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This Juz consists of two parts:
1. The remainder of Surah Nisa
2. The beginning of Surah Maida
First Part: The Remainder of Surah Nisa
This section contains four major topics:
1. Exception to the prohibition of backbiting: Raising voices for the oppressed
o It is allowed for the oppressed to speak against their oppressors.
o Scholars consider this an exception to the general rule of backbiting.
2. Condemnation of the Jews
o They attempted to kill Prophet Isa (Jesus), but Allah saved him.
3. Condemnation of the Christians
o Christians exaggerated the status of Prophet Isa and created the doctrine of Trinity.
4. Inheritance Laws Explained Further
o A single sister gets half the inheritance.
o Two or more sisters get two-thirds (2/3).
o If they have brothers, each brother gets double the share of a sister.
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Second Part: Beginning of Surah Maida
This section discusses seven main topics:
1. Honoring Contracts
o Every valid contract and oath made with Allah or people must be fulfilled.
2. Forbidden Items
o Flowing blood, pork, and anything slaughtered in the name of other than Allah.
o The religion is completed (through the declaration of Imam Ali's Wilayah).
3. Rules of Purification (Taharah)
o The rules of Wudu, Tayammum, and Ghusl are explained.
4. Reference to the Twelve Chiefs of Bani Israel
o Imam Ahmad bin Hanbal mentioned in his "Musnad" that this refers to the 12 Imams.
5. The Story of Habil and Qabil
o Qabil killed Habil, and this is used to explain laws of murder and theft.
6. Verse of Wilayah
o "Your guardian is only Allah, His Apostle, and those who establish prayer and give zakat while bowing down." (Maida 5:55)
o Many commentators agree that this refers to Imam Ali.
o The Prophet was commanded to declare Imam Ali's authority.
7. Condemnation of Jews and Christians
o They falsely claim to be Allah’s children, yet they were punished by Him.
o Allah consoled the Prophet for the difficulties caused by them.
o Muslims were instructed not to take them as close friends.
o The literal cursing of Jews and Christians by Prophets Isa and Dawood is mentioned.

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