Comments on: Jahannam and Jaheem http://www.ilmfruits.com/jahannam-and-jaheem The Sweetness of Faith Lies in the Fruits of Knowledge Fri, 30 Jul 2010 10:19:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Ahlul Sunnah Wal Jam’aah « Seeker’s Digest http://www.ilmfruits.com/jahannam-and-jaheem/comment-page-1#comment-25507 Ahlul Sunnah Wal Jam’aah « Seeker’s Digest Tue, 05 Feb 2008 01:28:45 +0000 http://www.ilmfruits.com/jahannam-and-jaheem/#comment-25507 [...] الله عليه وسلم) said: “My ummah will split into 73 groups, and all will guide to Hellfire, EXCEPT one.” The companions asked, who is that one group? He (صلي الله عليه وسلم) [...] [...] الله عليه وسلم) said: “My ummah will split into 73 groups, and all will guide to Hellfire, EXCEPT one.” The companions asked, who is that one group? He (صلي الله عليه وسلم) [...]

]]> By: AmatulWadood http://www.ilmfruits.com/jahannam-and-jaheem/comment-page-1#comment-15862 AmatulWadood Thu, 15 Nov 2007 16:42:23 +0000 http://www.ilmfruits.com/jahannam-and-jaheem/#comment-15862 I confirmed with my teacher about an-Naar al-Kubraa, it is mawsoof (noun described by an adjective) and sifah (adjective) so Kubraa is describing an-Naar. When an naar is used in the Quran usually it is referring to jahannam. And Allah says an naar ul kubraa because this fire is greater than the fire of this dunya, greater than this dunya's fire in it's vastness and its intensity. and the fire of this dunya is only 1/70th of the fire of hellfire subhanAllah, so it's the greatest fire. so Allah uses al kubra. the following aayah describes it more, how it's naarul kubra. one can neither live in it nor die in it. oh and al is prefixed to naar because it's "the" fire, meaning the ultimate greatest one. Also, it is ism tafdeel, if An-Naar was just great, it would be Kabeer. And for greatest it is Akbar. But Akbar is masculine form and An-Naar is feminine so there's an alif maqsurah at the end, so it's kubraa. may Allaah protect us from annaarulkubraa. Ameen. I confirmed with my teacher about an-Naar al-Kubraa, it is mawsoof (noun described by an adjective) and sifah (adjective) so Kubraa is describing an-Naar.

When an naar is used in the Quran usually it is referring to jahannam. And Allah says an naar ul kubraa because this fire is greater than the fire of this dunya, greater than this dunya’s fire in it’s vastness and its intensity. and the fire of this dunya is only 1/70th of the fire of hellfire subhanAllah, so it’s the greatest fire. so Allah uses al kubra. the following aayah describes it more, how it’s naarul kubra. one can neither live in it nor die in it. oh and al is prefixed to naar because it’s “the” fire, meaning the ultimate greatest one.

Also, it is ism tafdeel, if An-Naar was just great, it would be Kabeer. And for greatest it is Akbar. But Akbar is masculine form and An-Naar is feminine so there’s an alif maqsurah at the end, so it’s kubraa.

may Allaah protect us from annaarulkubraa. Ameen.

]]> By: BintAmina http://www.ilmfruits.com/jahannam-and-jaheem/comment-page-1#comment-15682 BintAmina Wed, 14 Nov 2007 15:49:33 +0000 http://www.ilmfruits.com/jahannam-and-jaheem/#comment-15682 JazaakiAllahu khayr ukhtee. SubhaanAllah, the Arabic language truly does leave you in awe. JazaakiAllahu khayr ukhtee.

SubhaanAllah, the Arabic language truly does leave you in awe.

]]> By: Ilm Seeker http://www.ilmfruits.com/jahannam-and-jaheem/comment-page-1#comment-15618 Ilm Seeker Tue, 13 Nov 2007 21:01:35 +0000 http://www.ilmfruits.com/jahannam-and-jaheem/#comment-15618 Naar-ul-Kubara looks like an idaafa (possessiveness) case, because naar has singular tanween ... Allah knows best, kubara looks like ism tafdiyl (superlative) on the same pattern as husna; if that's true, maybe it means "the greatest fire"? Naar-ul-Kubara looks like an idaafa (possessiveness) case, because naar has singular tanween …

Allah knows best, kubara looks like ism tafdiyl (superlative) on the same pattern as husna; if that’s true, maybe it means “the greatest fire”?

]]> By: Ijtema » Linguistic Analysis of Hell and Hellfire http://www.ilmfruits.com/jahannam-and-jaheem/comment-page-1#comment-15612 Ijtema » Linguistic Analysis of Hell and Hellfire Tue, 13 Nov 2007 16:08:06 +0000 http://www.ilmfruits.com/jahannam-and-jaheem/#comment-15612 [...] at Ilm Fruits analyzes the meaning of Jahannam and Jaheem to describe the fearful consequences of disobedience. Next time Shaytan whispers to you and you are [...] [...] at Ilm Fruits analyzes the meaning of Jahannam and Jaheem to describe the fearful consequences of disobedience. Next time Shaytan whispers to you and you are [...]

]]> By: aaaa http://www.ilmfruits.com/jahannam-and-jaheem/comment-page-1#comment-15574 aaaa Tue, 13 Nov 2007 06:47:50 +0000 http://www.ilmfruits.com/jahannam-and-jaheem/#comment-15574 AA Ilm seeker, I thought you knew Arabic! “Naar-al-Kubara” means the great fire. I guess you were asking for a more detailed linguistical analysis! AA
Ilm seeker, I thought you knew Arabic!

“Naar-al-Kubara” means the great fire. I guess you were asking for a more detailed linguistical analysis!

]]> By: Ilm Seeker http://www.ilmfruits.com/jahannam-and-jaheem/comment-page-1#comment-15491 Ilm Seeker Mon, 12 Nov 2007 16:44:31 +0000 http://www.ilmfruits.com/jahannam-and-jaheem/#comment-15491 Subhanallah, how amazing the Arabic language! One of the other names of Hellfire is "Naar-al-Kubara"; any idea what that means/implies? Subhanallah, how amazing the Arabic language! One of the other names of Hellfire is “Naar-al-Kubara”; any idea what that means/implies?

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