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Which Arabic words of this verse say "men will be liable for women"?

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Dear sister, these days those who have become muftis are walking around, the post of mufti is not in the Quran. Rather, Allah calls Himself Mufti in the Qur'an. There is no Mufti except Allah. One thing happened. Another thing is that Dr. Kashif Khan is a researcher who is bringing out the real truth through research

Nobody is mufti except Allah. Nobody can teach Quran except Allah

Learn Arabic grammar before leaving the same comments again and again. Dr Khan gave the correct translation of Hafz Allah. It is according to Arabic grammar and there is no confusion in Anfaqu. It is order giving with the imperative verb. Confusion is only in your mind which is coming all the way from the false translations of the Quran.

@@AyeshaHalala I accept you... And I also know dr.kashif khan from way before. And I am his usual reader/listener.There is no doubt in the phrase "حفظ الله" at all...But the confusion forms from the use of "ا". The same thing confuses me a lot.Because there are a lot of verses in the quran where "ا" has been used before a verb either for making it "imperative" or "past"! So there is no suitable bondation of choosing "ا"as for imperative or past verb..

قرآن گائیڈ چینل کو پاکستان میں بلاک کردیا گیا ھے اگر آپ قرآن گائیڈ چینل کی حقیقت پر مبنی ویڈیوز پاکستان میں دیکھنا چاہتے ہیں اور قرآن گائیڈ چینل اور ہر وہ چینل دیکھنا چاہتے ہیں جس پر پاکستان میں پابندی ہے، تو درج ذیل کام کریں: 1. Go to KZfaq *Settings* (click on your icon on top right corner) 2. Click *General* 3. Click *Location* 4. Change country to *USA or Canada.* All the best!

No it's not. I'm watching it in Pakistan without using VPN.

A well known and well educated scholar and researcher of this time.

It could be his accent which you understood Anfiqoo and Anfaqoo. It makes no difference at all since the quran was not revealed with the case markers and not such case markers are used in Arabic language except the quran at later stage. The thumb of the rule is that the verb starts with Alif is imperative verb which orders to act no matter how it is spoken. This is what the Arabic language is but in the translation of the quran they don't follow Arabic language and bring their traditional beliefs in it.

Thanks a lot! But question remains. First of all let me say that I am a learner. So if you find anything not so accurate please correct me. As you tried to explain in place of Dr. I don’t know he asked you or just an act of kindness. Is there any evidence in the Quran what you have said? I believe grammar still holds and very helpful to interpret the Quran and yes I submit that Allah SWT ‘s words are not bound to the grammar, as well. Please refer me to anywhere in the Quran where the first letter of imperative verb takes Fatah instead of dhummah or kasrah. Also there forms of verb that take Ali/hamza in start as well not just the imperative verb. I’m still not convinced for the reasons. I’m waiting for your response. Also again I request Dr himself to explain in detail and should not be long wait! Thanks

"should not be long wait"?

@@hafeezrq I don't know whether Dr Kashif Khan reads the comments on this channel or replies to all comments himself as he seems highly busy person and also this channel is managed by other people, which I came to know yesterday. However, this is a general rule that such verbs of having alif in the beginning are commanding verbs without any dispute. I know from Arabic language which is sort of my native language and I also read a lot about such verbs in Dr Kashif Khan's research articles.

@@AyeshaHalala Jazak Allah Khairun I am a beginner of Arabic and I don't want to be blind follower as well. That's why I ask and will keep asking question until get satisfactory answer. I don't mean anyone to teach me here Arabic but give me evidence whatsoever. The so far, I learned the Arabic, your answer doesn't make sense to me at all. The Alif is only added when the making "Amr" the first letter has no harakah on it, and if we have to add the Alif then it takes either dhumma or kasrah depending on the verb. Anyhow thanks for you help. May Allah SWT guide us to right path, IA.

"وَّبِمَاۤ اَنۡفَقُوۡا مِنۡ اَمۡوَالِهِمۡ‌" Ordered to men and women to channelize from their monies inclusively

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@@thetru123th this is what is said in this video against the false translation of these quranic words in which it is invented that men spends their money on women that's why men are over women and women are under men or subordinates of men.