Ash-Shu'ara 192: Verily, it (the Qur’an) is what the Lord of the worlds has sent down.

In the next lesson, Allah willing, regarding things people, swayed by superstitions, have judged, accepting certain truths as superstition or as wrong, we will prove that they are not like that. Which verse is it? Let me tell you now. Prepare well for the next lesson. It was brought down by the Ruh al-Amin, it says. They say Gabriel, that is. They say Gabriel, you know. Well, that this is not Gabriel, with verses we will prove. With verses. And we will strike these on the heads of these superstitions like a sledgehammer. Allah willing. Yes. If I am mistaken, let them strike my head with verses like a sledgehammer.

However much we want, with justice and truth, to go straight, of course we cannot be like Umar. Umar says so too. If, he says, you deviate from the truth, with this stick in my hand, he says, I will bring you back to the path (?), he says. And if I deviate, what will you do, he says. From there a (?) says: I too will bring you back to the path (?), he says. But how will you have the strength against me, he says. With Allah's verses, (?) you too, he says. Praise be to Allah, he says, there is someone who will bring me back to the path too, he says. Now we too will strike the heads of those superstitions with verses like a sledgehammer.

If I explain it wrongly, let them strike my head like a sledgehammer and invite me to the truth. Let them invite me to what is right. Yes. Now we have come to Surah Ash-Shu'ara, verse 192. After explaining this verse, we will close our lesson. Surely this Quran is the sending down of the Lord of the worlds. Who sent it down? Who sent it down? I'm not the one saying it. Allah says this. Look what it says: Surely this Quran is the sending down of the Lord of the worlds.

Now my eye is getting crusty, you know, it is watering. I can't read the verses very finely here.

Ve innehû le tenzîlu Rabbi'l-âlemîn Of the Lord of the worlds, tenezzül, it means sending down, sent down, tenezzülü Rabbil alemin: sent down. The Lord of the worlds sent it down, it says. Lord. It is the sending down of the Lord. Well, what does this one say? The Ruh al-Amin brought it down. That is, from the Lord Himself, from where did he bring it down? It was sent down from the Preserved Tablet to Sidrat al-Muntaha. To the place called Qadr. Then that sent-down Holy Quran, Gabriel, by the command of Allah Almighty, whichever surah he was to take from there and recite to the Prophet (peace be upon him), he would take it from there and recite it to the Prophet.

In this case, saying "the trustworthy Gabriel taught it", the poor wretches deny this verse with that. If they do it deliberately, they are true unbelievers. Look, if they do it deliberately: if a verse is denied, that is a true unbeliever. They prepare their place in hell. If he says it by mistake, says it without knowing, if his mind reaches only that far,

put water on a black stone, boil it for forty years, still stone, still stone, (?), it says. The (?) is like this, it says; the ignorant is like that, it says. Yes. Well then, why, one might say, does He have it taken from there and, for the Prophet, have Gabriel the Trustworthy recite it? Allah Almighty says in a verse: We will, in your heart, settle it firmly; you will never forget, He says. Never. And while We send down the verses into your heart, do not hastily move your tongue, He says. How beautifully He says it. So where is Gabriel's teaching? And this is a revelation, it says. What does that mean?

It is the Lord of the worlds, while outside time and space, speaking to the one within time and space, the Prophet: to his heart, by way of communication. Don't we talk with radios today?

Aren't these phones radios? We pick up, we talk. Instead of my ear hearing, I hear from my heart. My soul hears, my soul. My true being hears. Yes. Allah Almighty speaks with him that way. Well, in this case, what is Gabriel the Trustworthy then? Gabriel the Trustworthy comes; when he recites to the Prophet, he hears it with his ear. Yes. That is, to (?) so many verses and to belittle Allah and His Messenger and to attribute, uh, to Allah with Gabriel, to attribute Gabriel to Allah, with such things, it means mocking the Holy Quran, uh, the religion of Islam. It means belittling it. God willing, we will explain it in the next lesson.

Surely this Quran is the sending down of the Lord of the worlds. The Holy Quran was sent down by the Lord of the worlds. Complete. Whole and perfect. Apart from any human or created being, by Allah Himself, from the Preserved Tablet, it was sent down to a certain station. At this station, taken gradually, by the command of Allah Almighty, to the Prophet (peace be upon him) it is brought and recited through Gabriel. In fact the Quran is a revelation. To the heart of the Prophet (peace be upon him), earlier, by Allah through revelation, the verses of the Holy Quran given so are, by Gabriel the Trustworthy, recited and confirmed.

If we pay attention to the verse, it says: Surely this Quran is the sending down of the Lord of the worlds. This verse, together with the following verses, because of the wrong explanations in the Quran, I seem to have said we will not make a lesson of. Lillahi Teala'l-Fatiha.