@.rayyan861: التفسير: واذكر -أيها الرسول- حين قال إبراهيم داعيًا ربه -بعد أن أسكن ابنه إسماعيل وأمه "هاجَر" وادي "مكة" -: رب اجعل "مكة" بلدَ أمنٍ يأمن كل مَن فيها، وأبعِدني وأبنائي عن عبادة الأصنام. ربِّ إن الأصنام تسبَّبتْ في إبعاد كثير من الناس عن طريق الحق، فمن اقتدى بي في التوحيد فهو على ديني وسُنَّتي، ومَن خالفني فيما دون الشرك، فإنك غفور لذنوب المذنبين -بفضلك- رحيم بهم، تعفو عمن تشاء منهم. ربنا إني أسكنت من ذريتي بوادٍ ليس فيه زرع ولا ماء بجوار بيتك المحرم، ربنا إنني فعلت ذلك بأمرك؛ لكي يؤدوا الصلاة بحدودها، فاجعل قلوب بعض خلقك تَنزع إليهم وتحنُّ، وارزقهم في هذا المكان من أنواع الثمار؛ لكي يشكروا لك على عظيم نعمك. فاستجاب الله دعاءه. [ إبراهيم: 35] #محمد_ايوب_رحمه_الله #quran #قران

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