Quran 6:151 – Mention Of Haram Things
15:22 – 25:50 https://youtu.be/H6VN-tW-wGk?t=922
“Phr b question wahin rahyy ga, Yani k Waladeen ki na Farmani na krna haram hai?” Watch the video again. It is a style where the list is declared to be of Haram, so every positive statement will imply that the opposite of it is haram automatically. If the list was not declared to be of Haram things only then it doesn’t imply this and only then your question would remain that is the verse saying that be kind to parents is haram. ——————————————————————————————————————————————————– “19:00 Bani Israel : 23 Jis ka reference deya gaya hai, us main baat clear bayan hoi hai, asa asloob bayan Nahi howa. “ Again listen to the video. Ghamidi Sahab is saying that his teacher used the Bani Israel surah to confirm that the implication that “do not be rude to parents” is not random or personal interpretation, Also the asloob is used in Bani Israel Surah, and that the Qur’an also explains itself in another surah. In that surah, the things are explained plainly which confirms that the Qur’an does not mean that you should be rude to your parents or that kindness to them is haram in 6:151 which proves the interpretation that being kind to your parents is haram can’t be true nor should you interpret that verse in that way . Further supporting the point that Qur’an is using a special style in 6:151 and so Ghamidi Sahab wrote the implication in the translation which is proven by Qur’an in Surah Bani Israel. “Tell them: Come, I shall tell you what your Lord has forbidden to you: do not associate anything with Him, treat your parents with kindness; [never be unkind to them,] ……” (Qur’an 6:151) You can read the Al-Bayan (footnote 253) on this verse if reading about will make the point in the video clear: https://www.javedahmedghamidi.org/#!/quran?chapter=6¶graph=47&type=Ghamidi The conclusion Ghamidi Sahab made in the video was that Qur’an uses rules of language and uses special expressions, it should not be look at using rules of logic.
Do not set up any other god with Allah, or you will end up condemned, abandoned. (Bani Israel, verse 22) For your Lord has decreed that you worship none but Him. And honour your parents . If one or both of them reach old age in your care, never say to them ˹even˺ ‘ugh,’ nor yell at them. Rather, address them respectfully. (verse 23) And be humble with them out of mercy, and pray, “My Lord! Be merciful to them as they raised me when I was young.” (verse 24) …… Give to close relatives their due, as well as the poor and ˹needy˺ travellers. And do not spend wastefully. (verse 26) But if you must turn them down ˹because you lack the means to give˺—while hoping to receive your Lord’s bounty—then ˹at least˺ give them a kind word. (verse 28) Do not be so tight-fisted, for you will be blameworthy; nor so open-handed, for you will end up in poverty. (verse 29) Do not kill your children for fear of poverty. We provide for them and for you. Surely killing them is a heinous sin. (verse 31) Do not come near the wealth of the orphan—unless intending to enhance it—until they attain maturity. Honour ˹your˺ pledges , for you will surely be accountable for them. (verse 34) Give in full when you measure, and weigh with an even balance. That is fairest and best in the end. (verse 35)