Talk of 22 April 2025

our internet is gone, I suppose; the computer shut down we shut it down and opened it again. Where were we? "If the sun's atomic particles were not replenished as they diminish, with new ones taking their place" — that statement. Sir, in a particular sense this may point to the continuity of energy production. However, according to current scientific knowledge, in the nuclear fission process at the centre of the Sun, as hydrogen atoms turn into helium, energy is released, and in this process a very small amount of mass turns into energy. In this way the Sun slowly loses mass. It does not replenish itself, nor do new particles replace the lost ones.

"The Sun has a limited" — yes — "lifespan," he says. The Sun has a limited lifespan.

Everything has a limited lifespan. Everything. When Allah Almighty begins with the Day of Judgement in a verse, "when the sun is wrapped up," He says. The sun too will be wrapped up. That is, it too will be shut down. Its energy will run out. It too was given a certain amount of energy. For example, your battery lasts ten hours. In some, it lasts five hours. In some, it lasts one hour. And some break down after ten minutes. So you constantly have to charge some kind of energy. And so energy has been loaded into this one too. It too will run itself that way. Until when? Until the Day of Judgement.

The time of the Day of Judgement is known to Allah. It too has been programmed until that time. Yes.

It continues: the Sun has limited fuel. Since this loss is extremely slow, it does not threaten life on earth in the short term. But the Sun's fuel is limited and it will run out in billions of years, I researched, he says. Billions of years — by that reckoning it may already be up; little remains until the Day of Judgement. Since the sun will be wrapped up at the Day of Judgement, that is, since it too will cease, its light will go out. Let me tell you. Not billions, as you say, but between 120 and 140 years, or between 130 and 160, or between 110 and 150 — let me put it to you this way. 1500 — in the Gregorian calendar, within a century after 1500 the Day of Judgement will come.

Within a century after 1500 the Day of Judgement will come. That is, the sun will be wrapped up. That is the situation.

A guest says: Peace be upon you, sir. If I remember correctly, I had heard a verse like, "If there is anyone most to be feared, anyone most to be loved, it is Me." Yes. Which verse is this, or which verse does it correspond to? Can you explain? Look it up. "If there is anyone most to be feared, it is Me," He says. That is what he asks. Until that is found, let us cover this one. Sir, page 27, Al-Baqarah 185. The verse says, "It is the month in which the Quran was sent down." Sir, the month of Ramadan comes in all four seasons. What is the wisdom in it? Now The month of Ramadan — not to four seasons, by coming ten days earlier each year, out of three hundred sixty-five days and six hours, ten days short, the hours of ten days come short. So, as you say, it still comes in all the seasons. It comes in all the seasons.

That is, it can fall in any month. The month of Ramadan — say this year it was in April — a few years later it will be in March. Then three years later it will be in February. It moves by months. When He says, "We sent it down in the month of Ramadan," the wisdom is this. Allah Almighty has you fast one month, once a year. Once a year. This is set according to the lunar month. According to the lunar month. The human body needs to fast one month a year according to the lunar month. That is, your body needs to rest.

Besides your body resting, here let us say it is summer here, winter on the other side. I fast here 18 hours, 17 hours by day. In the place where it is winter, a man fasts 10 hours, 12 hours, or 9 hours, 10 hours. And that would be an injustice. What does Allah Almighty do to remove this injustice? He sets the lunar month. "Fast one month within the lunar months," He says. "But you here fast 18 hours, don't you," He says. "I will bring this down to 17 hours, 16 hours, 15 hours, 14 hours, 13 hours," He says. To the other side: "9 hours, you say?" "I will make him fast 10 hours, 11 hours, 12 hours, 13 hours," He says.

And He spreads justice among His servants. This is Allah Almighty's attribute of justice.

Besides that, Allah Almighty rests the human body for a month. You loaded a car, hit the gas, you're driving uphill. The car overheats. You see the water boiling. And it needs to rest. The human body is a car too. It is an engine. It needs rest too. Yes.

Couldn't you find it for me? No.

You had sent a few verses to (?). What? You had sent a few verses to (?). Where? Saying this might be it. Where is it? It says Surah Luqman 26. Let's see. Surah Luqman 26. Let's look from here. Sir. The surahs.

Sir. Write Luqman here.

Which one does it say? Twenty-six. Sir, go in here. Twenty-six.

Not this one.

Surah Al-Hujurat. One moment.

Which verse? 13?

This isn't it either. But it comes close to it. Verses confirm one another, you know. It says, "We divided you into tribes." "Surely the most honoured of you with Allah is the one who fears Him most," He says. It supports that. "If there is anyone most to be feared, it is Me," He says. "If there is anyone most loved, it is Me," He says. Sir. Here, Surah At-Tawbah. Let's see. Surah.

Is it the thirteenth verse?

Yes. "O you who believe, will you not fight a people who broke their oaths, set out to drive the Prophet from his homeland, and were the first to start fighting against you? Or do you fear them? It is Allah who is worthy of your fear. (?) people know this so," He says. Look here, in another place too Allah Almighty says, if anyone is to stand out, it is Me. Yes. This is one of them. The verses confirming one another.

Yes. He put it here.

It says in Surah Luqman. He does it there.

Yes. "It is I who am worthy of (?) too," He says. From here, it is Allah who is worthy of being loved as well.

Does anyone else here have a question?

No. None. to his question is he continuing it, or a new item, let's see, it's not here, let's refresh this here, it'll come I suppose, this on the sun question, in the tafsir referred to, I remember it says "the sun preserves its mass," I think. But I had researched that the sun's mass decreases. This confused me. Also, the tafsir said atomic particles strike the earth, explode and give off heat, if I remember correctly. But as far as I know, after the sun's rays are filtered by the ozone layer, only the rays strike the earth, and as that light is absorbed the earth warms up — I can say. Those are the harmful rays filtered out in the earth's ozone layer.

Not all of them.

Those are atomic particles. And where these atomic particles explode, they produce heat. And this heat warms the earth. Now, it maintains its mass. Not in the sense that its mass stays as it is — it maintains its mass. That is, even if diminished, this will continue until the Day of Judgement. If there had been a deficit in its mass, as you wrote above, the earth would have been buried in ice. If the rays had come a little less or more, the earth would have become unlivable. Everything would burn in flames. Allah Almighty has set the world according to human life, set the sun's rays, set the human body, the atmosphere of his heart, set it so that when the air rises 82–83 km up, the layer of air is one atmosphere at sea level, and the pressure of the human heart is also one atmosphere; it balances this pressure.

If there were a deficit in this pressure, then a person would either be crushed like tin, or there would be a bursting outward. For example, when people climb high mountains, bleeding in their nose and ears occurs. When the inner pressure is high and the outer pressure low, bleeding occurs. So, however much you examine all that Allah Almighty — that sun's mass — if you examine the sun's mass, neither will your knowledge suffice for it nor will grasping its secret suffice. But in technology, as to how they warm the earth, some say it is A, another refutes it and says it was B, some say it was C.

For example, one doctor comes out and says, don't eat butter, butter is harmful in this way. Another says, vegetable oil, eat it, vegetable oil, oil for you, it's good, he says. Some time passes, he says, eat butter — does butter harm a person? But it is in (?), he says, or, he says, meats are mixed, there are fats in them, he says. Well now look, technology has not grasped Allah's full knowledge. Because it cannot grasp His full knowledge, it does research. In this research, in some studies, it gets up to a point. But what comes after is a secret. You cannot solve it. If you solved it, you would have grasped the secret of secrets.

"Or do you own even a particle of your world?" He says. That is, are you able to create a particle from nothing? If it were so, (?) would not have been given to you, He says. Now in this case, some secrets belong to Allah alone. What do we need? We study it, yes. We find some things. What do we need? That the sun, until the Day of Judgement, by the same process, gives its rays to the world while preserving its own mass. If its mass had decreased — you say so too, that it decreases. If it had decreased, neither those rays coming to the earth would (?) your world, nor would those atomic particles (?) your world.

If it had increased, if it had increased over billions of years, then the world would become unlivable. It gives you its rays while preserving its own mass. The warming of the world, erosion — for our women, or rather our enlightened people, or rather some people living "civilization", let us say it more accurately: for the uncivilized, who go about unwashed, sir, impure (junub), to spread their scent as if clean, to spread it, sir, they tear the ozone layer. Everyone knows this today. Actually not essence, what were they called? Perfumes. It has torn the ozone layer. Who uses this perfume?

Who uses it? I don't use perfume. A person who knows himself doesn't use perfume either. In the time of — in the time of the Prophet, one woman had put on scent, wrapped in a chador, but (?). When one of the Companions passing by smelled the scent: "O woman," he says, "go back home, home, go back home." To the woman. That is. Now she displays herself with scents. She will smell nice. And they have become stark naked. No one lives the religion. Now let us not drift off the subject. The sun — Allah Almighty has set its mass so beautifully that it will preserve its own mass until the Day of Judgement.

Even if science says it diminishes, even a little, sir, even one in billions, even if it decreases, the sun will continue with the same mass. Perhaps it may diminish a little. Sir, but it will keep its rays going. In a verse Allah Almighty says this: "Your Lord creates what He creates sound, that is, firm," He says. "But you will spoil it with your own hands," He says. Go ahead. Is it a verse? We are spoiling it with our hands, see.

If you go deeper — I have done this much study on it. If you do better, tell me.

Did you see? yes does anyone else have a question? page 27, Al-Baqarah verse 185 says it is the month in which the Quran was sent down the verse in which the Quran was sent down above these may be the verses our brother asked about. Surah At-Tawbah, verse thirteen. "O you who believe! Make mention of the Prophets' homeland (?)." "They know this so." We said that. Yes, that's it. Part of it is there.

Where? At the very bottom. One moment. Peace be upon you. Surah As-Sajdah, the seventh verse. "It is Allah who made beautiful everything He created." What does it mean? Can you explain? he says. "Made it beautiful." Yes. Look, look. The Quran is here. Surah As-Sajdah. 415. Yes.

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Verse 7. Sajdah surah, this is Sajdah, verse 13, this verse 7: "It is Allah who made beautiful everything He created, and at first He created man from clay," He says. Now

The seventh verse.

What is the meaning here of "I made it beautiful"?

For example, I make something. I make this. I say, I made this beautifully.

And you say, oho, you call this beautiful? I made a more beautiful one, you say. If Allah says, I made everything beautiful, all these beings He created, all these living things He created, all these creatures He created, visible or invisible — the work of every living thing, in the most beautiful way, that being; there is no other being that could do its work more beautifully than it, no better one, nothing above it, no more beautiful creation to make. It is the most beautiful. And the work that the animal will do, however He wants it to be done, He teaches it that. If it has a difficulty, from where it works He removes its difficulty; however it does it most beautifully, He has that creature say, yes, I do this perfectly this way, and after that it continues that way.

Above Him there is no one else who could create it most beautifully, make life most beautifully, no master of that work. That belongs to Allah alone. That is why He makes everything most beautifully.

But the most beautiful thing a person makes — does another make it more beautifully?

He already says it here, in what follows. Look what He says. "He made beautiful everything He created" — He already says that. "He made beautiful everything He created and at first He created man from clay." Any other question? No here.

It says Surah An-Nahl, verse 68. "Your Lord inspired the honeybee," it says. In a figurative sense. How should we understand it, he asks. He made known to it the duty it will do. What is inspiration (ilham)? It is teaching it. Teaching. For example, let's say Satan whispers temptation into your heart. Well, it is evil. It drives toward evil. But Allah too gives inspiration to your heart. That is good. So Allah Almighty taught the honeybee the inspiration, the secret, of how to take those cells from flowers and turn them into honey. And it does its duty with that inspiration. Yes.

Hodja, when we go to a place more than 90 kilometres away, planning to stay more than 15 days, should we pray as travellers? Since we will stay long, isn't the traveller status lifted? Isn't it lifted? It is not. The traveller status is not lifted. You'll count 15 days. For 15 days you are a guest there. Do you have a guarantee in your hand that you will stay there after 15 days, that your life will last? No. Then you will carry out Allah's command. Go there; even if it is your father's house, if you are a guest for 15 days, I say guest — if you are a guest, you will pray the fard prayers as two rak'ahs.

After fifteen days you will become a resident (muqim). But if for fifteen days, ninety kilometres away, with the key in your own pocket, you have your own home — say I have a flat in İzmit from here. How many kilometres is it? A hundred kilometres.

I'm going to my flat. I've gone 90 kilometres out from here. Am I counted a traveller? I am not counted a traveller. Why? We're 10 kilometres from İzmit. I've long since entered İzmit's (?) area. There, I have the key in my pocket, because I'm going to my own home. The home is my own. If I have the key and it's my own home, within 180 kilometres you are not a traveller (?). If you go from one home to another and have the key on you, 90 kilometres from here, 90 kilometres from there. Because where you go, you are not a traveller (?). Within 180 kilometres you are not a traveller (?). Now some misunderstand this, and don't interpret it but deliberately say this man raised 90 kilometres to 180 kilometres.

Whereas if he had used his mind and listened well, or if they had not slandered people in ways they don't know, at least, at the very least, they would have been (?) before Allah. Listen well. Don't come at it again like this. This is my home. This is my home too. Between the two there is a distance of 180 kilometres. I have the key to this one. I have the key to this one too. There is a distance of 180 kilometres. I pass 90 kilometres. What happened from here? I became a traveller. But from here, it's my own home. The traveller status is lifted. Right. Yes.

Understand it well.

Stay well. Be entrusted to Allah. Lillâhi Teâlâ el-Fâtiha.

Like a child, in our (?), you know?