He'll Watch Over You

By: Nouman Ali Khan    Jan 30, 2024 No Comments


This video is a reflection on the Quranic stories of Prophet Nuh (Noah) and Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, drawing parallels between their experiences.

It emphasizes the themes of perseverance in the face of adversity, trust in the guidance of Allah, and the idea that every experience, whether positive or negative, serves a purpose in shaping individuals for their ultimate mission.

The comparison is made between the building of the ark by Prophet Nuh and the mission of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ in spreading the message of Islam, highlighting how both faced ridicule and opposition but remained steadfast in their commitment to their divine callings.

The video also encourages readers to reflect on the deeper meanings of Quranic stories and to draw lessons from them for their own lives.

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