When we talk about masjids then straight away our mind thinks about the masjids in every street and every corner in Muslim countries. A physical building where lots of people go 5 times to perform Ritual prayer. But in this general discussion, we have discussed the Quranic concept of the Masjid and Sajdah. If you haven't checked out our topics of Rasool and Nafs please watch it before playing this video in short the definitions are as follows
in this session, we have discussed the concept of Masjid e Aqsa the highest state of oneself. the details are as follows
UNDERSTANDING THE ESSENCE OF SOME WORDS:
Asra = Inner journey of self - أَسْرَى - its 3rd person masculine singular (form IV) perfect verb - the root word is س ر ى - the basic meaning is something which travels deep, like root of the tree crept beneath the ground, strain of evil crept in the man, the poison crept in him, travelling in night, the word سرى denotes unseen progress.
Subhan = سُبْحَانَ - accusative masculine noun - Root word is س ب ح - means to swim - Subhan means to swim vigorously or occupy oneself, abundant knowledge - ا ن (aan) suffixes occur in verbal noun, participle/agent noun, and irregular plural structures… as in Rehman, Insaan, Quraan…and commonly used in diptotes also.
Lail = لَيْلاً - Any Anxiety - accusative masculine indefinite noun
Al-Masjid = A state where one is in the state of acceptance / obedience / humbleness - A focused state
Sajda = Lowly, submissive, humble, prepared to obey or accept others unquestioningly, subservience
Al-Haram = Something which is unlawful as well as sacred - Laced with condition of do and don’t list which one has to respect and follow, the enshrined one
Masjid al Haram - الْمَسْجِدِ الْحَرَامِ = A enshrined state of humbleness or a state of acceptance laced with restrictions and strict discipline - A state of certain restrictions in attaining the humble / modest knowledge whose head is the Knowledgeable Consciousness.
Normally a human mind, body and soul is termed as the most sacred and humble entity - Lowly, submissive but at the same time sacred and attached with lot of conditions. The state of humbleness or submission is called Masjid-e-Haram in Quranic terminology.
Masjid al Aqsa - الْمَسْجِدِ الْأَقْصَى = A state of extreme obedience / humbleness but at the same time who has attained the utmost knowledge of it - In other words who has realized the knowledge of his Rabb.
Bani - لِّبَنِي = possessing the quality of weaving, building, constructing, attain high degree, reared, brought up, educate, form, made, become, grow, adopt, manner, mode, natural constitution…
Israel - إِسْرَائِيلَ = A verbal noun (المصدر) form IV -the root word is س ر ى - إِسْرَائِيلَ - means which travel without being seen - imagination, thinking, doubts, anxiety, rumors, news, jealousy - suffix ايل signifies a force or a power which cannot be seen yet has the power to rule. Bani Israel is the community of individuals who apply their mind to think… that’s why the community of Bani-Israel possess wisdom and are familiar with Al-Kitab; they are the favored community in the sight of the Rabb (45:16) (2:47) (2:122).
Al-Masjid = A state where one is in the state of acceptance/obedience/humbleness - A focused state
Sajda = Lowly, submissive, humble, prepared to obey or accept others unquestioningly, subservience
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