Quote from: anna on November 21, 2008, 02:33:45 PM
im sorry, i really dont know what you are trying to say , i have read the ayat before it and after it,what does our spirit our soul have anything to do with jinn
The Quran is designed to speak to our Nafs.....Soul
Thus when you read Sura Al-Jinn 72, Allah is speaking to your nafs, your Jinn
[Al-Jinn 72.1] Qul Uhiya ilayya annahu istamaAAa nafarun mina aljinni faqaloo inna samiAAna quranan AAajaban
Uhiya ilayya = ?it is occurring to me, I am inspired, the idea is suggesting itself?
Its becoming apparent to 'You', that the Jinn that is with You HEAR =
annahu istamaAAa nafarun mina aljinni
istamaAAa(perfect verb, 3rd person, Verb Form VIII) means TO HEAR/LISTEN; he heard or listened, to pay attention, to hear, to recite, listen secretly
nafarun mina aljinniNafar(un) (perfect tense, 3rd person, masculine, SINGULAR) means person, individual, party NOT less than 3
The Jinn, Yourself and Angels recording...are reflecting upon the Quran
[Qaf 50.17] Behold, two (guardian angels) appointed to learn (his doings) learn (and noted them), one sitting on the right and one on the left.
[Qaf 50.18] Not a word does he utter but there is a sentinel by him, ready (to note it).
You, Jinn & Angels are bearing witness to the Quran and its instruction =
faqaloo inna samiAAna quranan AAajaban?It is occurring to YOU that as a party / nafarun we are hearing/ samiAAna with Jinn, the Quran beautiful and we are pleased / AAajaban?
[Al-Jinn 72.2] 'It gives guidance to the Right, and we have believed therein. we shall not join (in worship) any (gods) with our Lord.
Im not sure how someone else has derived that 'Jinn' is a 'fantasy, cant understand how they came to that conclusion.
When Allah is speaking directly to our Jinn in Sura Al-Jinn 72.