Points of Reflection: If you aren’t familiar with either Pharoah or Thamud, revisit them. Both were examples of power in their time and society – one a powerful tyrant, the other a powerful tribe. What is the lesson behind the stories of both Pharaoh and Thamud?...
Points of Reflection: How does Allah (swt) using al-Majeed to describe Himself put power and honor in perspective for us humans? How do you think this name of Allah (swt) provided assurance to the people of Mecca? Why? How does learning more about Allah (swt)’s names...
Points of Reflection: What do you take away from the descriptions of Allah’s Throne mentioned throughout the Qur’an, some of which are relayed in this episode? What do you think is the significance of Allah (swt) using this word, al-Arsh (the Throne), to describe His...
Points of Reflection: Thinking about the story of the ditch, how does it make you feel that within the verse, Allah (swt) mentions that the punishment is for those who do not repent? When we think of repentance, are we only happy that we have the option but think that...
Points of Reflection: When hearing that Allah (swt) describes Himself as not only the Forgiver, but the One who Forgives repetitively and the One who Forgives big (is the Most Forgiving), what comes to your heart and mind? Did you know the difference between these...
