Unlock The Secrets of The muqatta'at

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About one-quarter of the Quranic Surahs are preceded by mysterious letter-symbols called muqatta'at – disjointed letters or, occasionally, Fawatih – openings because they appear at the beginning of the relevant Surahs.

It is related that Abu Bakr as-Siddiq said:

في كل كتاب سر، وسره في القرآن فواتح القرآن

For every book there is a secret and all of its secrets are in the Qur`an in the

opening letters of the chapters.

Al-Hasan said, " The Quran has knowledge of everything

and the knowledge of the Quran is in the Huroof

which are the letters in the beginning of the chapters.

And Ibn Abbas said,

 The beginning opening letters of the

chapters are taken from the names of Allāh.

Abu Aliyyah agreed and said:

There is not a letter except it is a

key for one of the names of Allah;

• the Alif is the key for His name Allah, {see Abjad Table}
• Lam for Latif,
• Mim for Malik,
• Sad for Sadiq,
• Ra for Rabb,
• Kaf for Karim,
• Ta for Tayyib,
• Sin for Sam'i,
• Ha for Hamid,
• Qaf for Qadir,
• Nun for Nur,
• Ha for Hadi,
• 'Ayn for Alim and
• Ya for Yaqin.

And he quoted from Ibn Abbas:

Without a doubt, the opening of the chapters

using the huruf is Allah`s Greatest Name.

As-Sady said:

…When Allah wants to make someone and Wali, he teaches him from 'ilm ladduni, then he becomes a knowledgeable wali.

And he endows him from 99 names , with a name which opens it.

This is not open for the scholar by investigation or research.

Then He elevates him to the knowledge of internal and external meanings of the names.

The external is what is related to Allah.

And after that He teaches him the internal aspects which are the singular huruf which is 14 letters { 14th Letter is Nun- Quran says "nun wala qalam" Noon and by the Pen} which occurs in the opening chapters and the are luminous letters. Thereafter he understands them, Allah teaches him the Greatest Name in which if he were to make supplication with he would be answer and if he ask by it, he will be given...

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