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"And We said: O Adam! Dwell you and your wife in Paradise and eat from it freely, but do not come near this tree..." (Arabic: وَلَا تَقْرَبَا هَٰذِهِ ٱلشَّجَرَةَ) ➡️ This is the tree that Adam and Hawwa’ (Eve) were forbidden to approach. It symbolizes temptation, testing, and human choice. --- 🔥 Surah An-Nur (24:35) – A Blessed Tree > "...Lit from a blessed olive tree, neither of the east nor of the west..." (Arabic: يُوقَدُ مِن شَجَرَةٍ مُّبَارَكَةٍ) ➡️ Refers to the blessed olive tree – symbolizing light, purity, and divine guidance. --- 🔥 Surah An-Naml (27:7) – The Fire from the Tree > "...Indeed, I perceive a fire. I will bring you from there some information or a burning torch from the fire..." (Refers to Musa AS seeing fire in the direction of a tree) ➡️ A sacred moment, where Musa (Moses) is called by Allah through the fire in a tree. --- 🌳💎 4. Benefits and Importance of Trees (Shajarah) 🔹 In Religion: Trees are mentioned as sources of blessings and symbols of paradise The Tree of Paradise and Tree of Hell (Zaqqūm) both represent deep spiritual realities Trees were present in key events like the Bay‘at al-Riḍwān (pledge under the tree) 🔹 In Real Life: Trees clean the air, provide food, give shade, and preserve the earth They are essential for ecosystems and human survival Trees connect heaven and earth — their roots are grounded, their branches reach to the sky 🌍🌤️ 🔹 In Islamic Architecture and Art: Tree motifs are used to represent eternity, life, and spiritual growth --- 🧠🌴 5. Reflection and Lessons The word “shajarah” in the Qur’an teaches us more than just about trees – it’s a symbol of life, test, knowledge, and connection to Allah. 🌟 Key Lessons: Obedience to Allah: Adam’s test with the forbidden tree reminds us that even small disobedience matters. Spiritual Light: The blessed olive tree reflects inner purity and divine guidance. Sustainability: Islam encourages us to plant trees, protect nature, and respect the blessings of the earth. > Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said: “If the Day of Judgment comes and you have a sapling in your hand, plant it.” (Hadith – Musnad Ahmad) That’s how important trees are! --- 🌿 Final Thought So, the word شَجَرَة (shajarah) is not just a "tree" — it’s a symbol of growth, testing, blessing, and deep connection with Allah and the natural world. Next time you walk under a tree, remember: 🌳 You're walking under a sign of life, mercy, and meaning. #almizanlearning #arabicwithalmizanlearning #learnwithalmizanlearning #quran_alkarim #quranarabic #syajar #tree"
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