Savor & Soul: Cooking with Islamic Wisdom

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INTRODUCTION Surah Al-Ma’idah verses 27 to 31 narrate the first tragic incident in human history — the story of Abel and Cain, the two sons of Prophet Adam (peace be upon him). This powerful passage exposes the deadly consequences of jealousy, anger, and disobedience to Allah, while highlighting piety, patience, and fear of God as the true measures of righteousness. 🔹 SUMMARY Abel and Cain both offered sacrifices to Allah. Abel’s sacrifice was accepted due to his righteousness, while Cain’s was rejected because of his arrogance and lack of sincerity. Consumed by jealousy, Cain threatened his brother. Abel refused violence and warned him of Allah’s punishment. Eventually, Cain murdered Abel, becoming the first killer in history. Allah then sent a crow to teach Cain how to bury his brother’s body, filling him with regret. 🔹 DESCRIPTION This video explains Surah Al-Ma’idah (5:27–31) — the Quranic account of Abel and Cain, the first brothers and the first murder in human history. Th...

Introduction (for Video or Post) Surah Al-Ghashiyah is a powerful Makki surah that shakes the human heart with vivid descriptions of the Day of Judgment, Hellfire, Paradise, and the signs of Allah in creation. In verses 1 to 20, Allah confronts mankind with the reality of the Hereafter and invites them to reflect on the universe as proof of His power. This surah builds fear, hope, and accountability all at once — making it one of the most emotionally intense reminders of the Qur’an. ✅ Summary from Tafsir Ibn Kathir (Verses 1–20) According to Tafsir Ibn Kathir: Verses 1–7: Allah describes the miserable condition of the disbelievers on the Day of Judgment. Their faces are humbled, exhausted from punishment, and they are burned in a blazing Fire. They will drink from boiling water and eat from Dari‘ (a thorny, poisonous plant) that neither nourishes nor removes hunger. This symbolizes complete physical and spiritual torment. Verses 8–16: In contrast, Allah describes the joyful fac...

English Translation (Surah Taha 20:122–127) 122. Then his Lord chose him, accepted his repentance, and guided him. 123. He said, “Descend from it, all of you. Some of you will be enemies to others. And when guidance comes to you from Me, whoever follows My guidance will neither go astray nor suffer.” 124. But whoever turns away from My remembrance will have a miserable life, and We will raise him blind on the Day of Resurrection. 125. He will say, “My Lord, why have You raised me blind while I was seeing?” 126. He will say, “Thus did Our signs come to you, but you forgot them; and thus today you will be forgotten.” 127. And thus do We recompense the one who transgresses and does not believe in the signs of his Lord; and the punishment of the Hereafter is more severe and more lasting. 🔹Summary After accepting Adam’s repentance, Allah sent humanity to Earth with a clear promise of guidance. Those who follow divine guidance will never be misguided or miserable. But those who turn...

Surah Taha verses 115 to 122 describe one of the most emotional and powerful stories in the Qur’an — the story of Prophet Adam (A.S.), his trial in Paradise, deception by Satan, the first sin, sincere repentance, and Allah’s mercy. These verses teach humanity about weakness, forgiveness, and the door of repentance that never closes. 🔹 Short Summary Allah took a promise from Adam, but he forgot. Satan deceived him by promising immortality. Adam disobeyed Allah, realized his mistake, repented sincerely, and Allah accepted his repentance and guided him. This shows that mistakes are human, but repentance brings Allah’s mercy. 🔹 Shan-e-Nuzool (Background of Revelation) These verses were revealed in Makkah to: Teach Quraysh the origin of humanity Show that even a Prophet can make a mistake, but Allah’s mercy is greater Prove that Satan is the open enemy of mankind Emphasize Tawbah (repentance) and divine forgiveness There is no specific single incident, but the verses were reveale...

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🌙 Introduction (Surah Yusuf 100–101) These two verses of Surah Yusuf are among the most emotional moments in the Qur’an. After years of separation, betrayal, imprisonment, and hardship, Prophet Yusuf (علیہ السلام) finally reunites with his parents and witnesses the fulfillment of his childhood dream. These ayat teach us about patience, forgiveness, gratitude, and complete trust in Allah’s plans. 📖 Surah Yusuf (12:100–101) – Verse by Verse Translation 🔹 Verse 100 English Translation: And he raised his parents upon the throne, and they all fell down in prostration before him. And he said, “O my father, this is the interpretation of my dream of before. My Lord has made it come true. And He was certainly good to me when He took me out of prison and brought you here from the wilderness after Satan had caused discord between me and my brothers. Surely my Lord is Most Subtle in what He wills. Indeed, He is the All-Knowing, the All-Wise.” Urdu Translation: اور یوسف نے اپنے والدین کو ...

✅ Introduction This soulful couplet teaches us a powerful lesson about humility, judgment, and Allah’s mercy. It reminds us that outward appearances never define a person’s true worth in the sight of Allah. Only sincerity of the heart matters. ✅ Description This emotional and heart-touching couplet delivers a deep spiritual message: never look down on anyone, because only Allah knows whose heart He loves and whose deeds He accepts. Many people appear pious on the outside, while others seem sinful — but Allah’s mercy and choice are beyond human judgment. This video is a reminder to all believers to remain humble, avoid arrogance, and respect every soul, because acceptance comes from Allah alone, not from people. ✅ Summary In this couplet, the poet advises the zahid (one who shows outward piety) not to look down upon the rind (one who appears worldly or sinful). The message is that Allah is Al-Kareem (The Most Generous), and no one knows whose repentance, tears, or sincerity may be...

 Introduction Surah Yusuf, verses 99 to 102, mark the most emotional reunion in the Qur’an—after years of separation, tears, and patience, Prophet Yusuf (A.S) is finally reunited with his aged and grieving parents. These verses show how Allah fulfills His promises in the most beautiful way, when hope seems lost. ✅ Summary These verses describe the reunion of Prophet Yusuf (A.S) with his parents in Egypt. The dream Yusuf saw in childhood is finally fulfilled. Yusuf thanks Allah for taking him out of prison, reuniting him with his family, and protecting him through every trial. It reminds us that Allah’s plan is always perfect, even when we don’t understand it. 🕊️ Short Story After years of slavery, betrayal, and prison, Yusuf finally stands as a ruler. But his greatest honor is not the throne—it is the moment he holds his parents close again. As they bow in gratitude, Yusuf’s childhood dream comes true before his eyes. With tears of thankfulness, he remembers the prison cell, ...

Introduction Surah Yusuf, verses 88 to 93, capture one of the most emotional turning points in the Qur’an—the moment when truth is revealed, sins are confessed, forgiveness is granted, and hope returns after years of pain. These verses teach us that repentance is accepted, patience is rewarded, and Allah’s mercy can change destiny in a single moment. ✅ Summary These verses show how Prophet Yusuf (A.S) finally reveals his identity to his brothers. They admit their wrongdoing, and Yusuf forgives them with full mercy. He sends his shirt to restore his blind father’s eyesight, proving that Allah’s help comes exactly when hope seems lost. 🕊️ Short Emotional Story Broken by hunger and regret, the brothers stand before Yusuf, unaware of his true identity. When Yusuf reveals who he is, their hearts tremble with shame. They confess their sin, expecting punishment—but instead, they receive forgiveness. With mercy in his voice, Yusuf sends his shirt to his father Ya‘qub, whose blind eyes wi...

1. **Qarun never knew** that a small ATM card in our pocket would be more powerful than his heavy keys. 2. **Kisra of Persia never imagined** that our sofas would be more comfortable than his throne. 3. **Caesar and Heraclius never thought** we would cool our rooms with one button and get icy water instantly. 4. **Caliph Mansur needed servants** to mix hot and cold water, but we control the temperature ourselves. 5. **The journey of Hajj once took months**, today it is completed in just a few hours by airplane. 6. **We live in blessings** that even the greatest kings never had. 7. **Yet we still complain** about our fate. 8. **The more the heart turns to the world,** the less we value our blessings.  

Surah Yusuf (Verses 82–87) — English Translation 82. “Ask the town where we were and the caravan in which we traveled. Indeed, we are surely telling the truth.” 83. [Prophet Ya‘qub] said, “No! Your souls have made a matter seem easy for you. So patience is most fitting. Perhaps Allah will bring them all back to me. Indeed, He is the All-Knowing, the All-Wise.” 84. And he turned away from them and said, “Oh, my sorrow over Yusuf!” And his eyes became white from grief, for he was filled with suppressed anguish. 85. They said, “By Allah! You will continue to remember Yusuf until you become gravely ill or die.” 86. He said, “I only complain of my suffering and grief to Allah, and I know from Allah that which you do not know. 87. O my sons! Go and search for Yusuf and his brother, and do not despair of the mercy of Allah. Indeed, no one despairs of Allah’s mercy except the disbelievers.” ✅ Short Summary These verses show Prophet Ya‘qub’s unshakable patience, deep sorrow for Yusuf, a...

Translation They said, “If he has stolen, then a brother of his had also stolen before.” But Yusuf kept it hidden in his heart and did not reveal it to them. He thought, “You are in a worse position, and Allah knows best what you claim.” They said, “O Aziz! He has a very old father. Please take one of us in his place. We see you as one of the kind-doers.” Yusuf said, “I seek refuge in Allah from taking anyone except the one with whom we found our property. Otherwise, we would be unjust.” When they lost all hope from him, they went aside to consult among themselves. The eldest said, “Do you not know that your father took a strong promise from you? And you failed before regarding Yusuf. I will not leave this land until my father permits me or Allah decides for me—He is the best of Judges.” “Return to your father and say: O Father! Your son has stolen. We only testify what we know, and we could not guard against the unseen.” 📘 Description Surah Yusuf (77–81) presents a powerful m...

Description / Introduction In Surah Yusuf (12:71–76), we witness a pivotal moment in Prophet Yusuf’s (Joseph) life. His brothers are confronted by his servants after a cup (or measure) goes missing. They vehemently deny theft, but Yusuf secretly orchestrates a plan: he orders the bags of his brothers to be searched, and in a surprising twist, the missing cup is discovered in the bag of his younger brother. This is not just a tale of deception — it’s a divine plan. Allah reveals that He guided Yusuf in this strategy, ensuring that Yusuf could bring his brother Benjamin to Egypt without breaking the king’s law. The passage highlights themes of trust, wisdom, divine planning, and the deeper knowledge of Allah over all. Summary (71–76) Ayah 71: Yusuf’s brothers ask the men accusing them what exactly they are missing. (Surah Quran) Ayah 72: The accusers reply that the king’s measuring cup is missing, and whoever returns it will be rewarded handsomely (a camel’s load). (mustaqim.co.uk) ...

Surah Yusuf (67–70) — English Translation (Verse by Verse) ﴿67﴾ He said, “O my sons! Do not enter (the city) by one gate; rather enter through different gates. I cannot avail you against Allah at all. The command belongs to none but Allah. Upon Him I rely, and upon Him should the reliant rely.” ﴿68﴾ And when they entered the city in the way their father instructed, it did not protect them from anything Allah had decreed; except that it fulfilled a desire in Jacob’s heart. Indeed, he was a man of knowledge, because We had taught him, but most people do not know. ﴿69﴾ And when they entered in the presence of Joseph, he took his brother (Benjamin) to himself and said, “Indeed, I am your brother, so do not be distressed over what they used to do.” ﴿70﴾ Then, when he had furnished them with their supplies, he placed the king’s cup in his brother’s bag. Then a caller cried out, “O caravan! You are surely thieves!” 🔍 Summary These verses describe Prophet Yaqub’s wise advice to his ...

 English Translation (64–66) Verse 64: He (Yaqub عليه السلام) said, “Should I entrust him to you as I entrusted his brother to you before? But Allah is the Best Protector, and He is the Most Merciful of those who show mercy.” Verse 65: When they opened their luggage, they found that their money had been returned to them. They said, “O our father! What more can we ask for? Here is our money returned to us. We will get supplies for our family, protect our brother, and gain an extra camel-load of grain. That is an easy deal!” Verse 66: He said, *“I will not send him with you unless you give me a firm oath in the name of Allah that you will bring him back to me, unless you are completely helpless.” When they gave him their oath, he said, “Allah is a Witness over what we speak.” 📖 Short Story Summary Yusuf’s brothers return to Palestine with grain. They insist on taking Binyamin (Yusuf’s real brother) to Egypt to receive more supplies. Yaqub (عليه السلام), heartbroken by losing...

 English Translation (Surah An-Nahl 58–59) Verse 58: And when one of them is given the glad tidings of a daughter, his face becomes darkened (with shame), and he is filled with grief. Verse 59: He hides himself from the people because of the shame of the news he has received. (He wonders) should he keep her in humiliation or bury her in the dust? Indeed, evil is their judgment. 📖 Summary These verses expose the ignorance and emotional cruelty of pre-Islamic Arab culture where the birth of a daughter was considered a disgrace. Men felt shame, anger, and even went as far as burying their daughters alive. Allah condemns this mindset as evil and unjust. Islam honored daughters, giving them rights, dignity, and making their upbringing a path to Jannah. 📜 Description: A powerful reminder from Surah An-Nahl (58–59) highlighting how Islam transformed society’s mindset about daughters. In the era of ignorance, daughters were seen as shame, leading to grief, social hiding, and even...

English Translation: And the reward of the Hereafter is better for those who believe and are conscious of Allah (i.e., do righteous deeds And the brothers of Joseph came, and they entered upon him; and he recognized them, but they did not recognize him. And when he had furnished them with their provision, he said: “Bring me a brother of yours from your father. Do you not see that I give full measure, and that I am the best of hosts?” But if you do not bring him to me, there will be no measure for you from me, nor will you come near me. They said: “We will try to persuade his father about him, and indeed, we will do it.” And he instructed his servants: “Place their merchandise in their saddlebags, perhaps they will recognize it when they return to their people, and maybe they will come back.” So when they returned to their father, they said, “O our father! We were forbidden (from receiving) measure, so send with us our brother, and we will give you our merchandise; and we will ce...

Surah Al-Kausar – Translation (English + Urdu) Arabic بِسْمِ اللّٰهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيْمِ إِنَّا أَعْطَيْنَاكَ الْكَوْثَرَ فَصَلِّ لِرَبِّكَ وَانْحَرْ إِنَّ شَانِئَكَ هُوَ الْأَبْتَرُ English Translation In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful Indeed, We have granted you abundant goodness. So pray to your Lord and sacrifice. Indeed, it is your enemy who will be cut off (from all goodness).  

 Introduction Surah Yusuf (52–57) reveals one of the most powerful moments in the life of Prophet Yusuf (A.S.)—the moment when Allah’s plan begins to unfold. These verses show Yusuf A.S.’s innocence, his steadfastness in the face of trials, his rise to honor, and the fulfillment of Allah’s promise. They teach us that purity, patience, and trust in Allah eventually lead to victory and elevation. 🌟 Summary of Surah Yusuf 52–57 Yusuf A.S. clarifies his innocence in the matter of the minister’s wife. The wife herself admits that Yusuf A.S. was truthful and sincere. The King becomes impressed by Yusuf A.S.’s honesty and wisdom. Yusuf A.S. proposes a solution to the upcoming drought and asks to be appointed as the keeper of the treasury. The King grants him authority over Egypt’s resources. Allah tells us that He rewards those who do good, and Yusuf A.S.’s position is a sign of Allah’s perfect plan. These verses show how Allah elevates His chosen servants from prison to power. ...