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In this episode, Shaikh Anis Gouissem begins Surah Al-Jinn, reflecting on the jinn's encounter with the Quran, the nature of true guidance, and the affirmation of Allah's uniqueness and majesty.
The episode explores how a group of jinn heard the Prophet (ﷺ) reciting and recognised the Quran as a guide to the right path, and their coming to believe after previously holding misconceptions about Allah.
It reflects on the meaning of true belief and the negation of every form of shirk, the perfection of Allah's attributes, and the folly of seeking refuge in the jinn — which only ever increased people in hardship.
It also turns to the change in the heavens following the Prophet's (ﷺ) mission — guarded by fiery sentinels — and how this drove the jinn to seek out its cause, leading them to the recitation of the Quran.
In this episode, Shaikh Anis Gouissem concludes Surah Nuh, reflecting on the sincerity of supplication, the subtle dangers of worldly blessings, and the mercy Allah extends to the believers.
The session explores the importance of explicit, persistent dua — that the more we ask of Allah, the more He loves us — and the example of the five Prophets of strong will (ulul-azm): Nuh, Ibrahim, Musa, 'Isa, and Muhammad (peace be upon them all).
It reflects on how wealth and children can become a means of misguidance, the danger of al-istidraj (being gradually lured through blessings), and the long-term plotting of shaytan that turned the images of righteous men into idols. It closes with Nuh's (عليه السلام) supplication — against those who persisted in disbelief and for the believers — and the reminder that lineage avails nothing without righteous deeds.
🎧 A reminder to recognise Allah's blessings with gratitude, to turn to Him with sincere and persistent dua, and never to let wealth or status distract the heart from Him.
In this episode, Shaikh Anis Gouissem continues Surah Nuh, reflecting on the power of istighfar (seeking forgiveness), the recognition of Allah's majesty, and the signs woven through creation.
The episode explores Nuh's (عليه السلام) method of da'wah through targhib — encouraging his people with the promise that sincere forgiveness opens the doors of provision: rain, wealth, children, orchards, and rivers.
It reflects on how hardship and drought can be tied to human sin, that no sin is greater than Allah's forgiveness, and the surah's stirring call: "What is wrong with you that you do not fear the greatness of Allah?" It then turns to the human being — created in stages from weakness, then granted hearing, sight, and hearts as the tools of accountability — and the signs of Allah in the sun, the moon, and the earth, closing with the meaning of calling upon "My Lord" and a warning against exaggeration in praising anyone besides Allah.
🎧 A reminder that sincere istighfar is never in vain, and that recognising our own weakness draws us to the majesty of the One who created us.
In this episode, Shaikh Anis Gouissem begins Surah Nuh, reflecting on the perseverance of Prophet Nuh (عليه السلام), the sincerity of dua, and the true measure of success in da'wah.
The episode reflects on the 950 years Prophet Nuh (عليه السلام) spent calling his people to Allah — a timeless example of patience and trust in divine wisdom.
It explores the significance of calling day and night, both publicly and privately, and adapting one's approach to reach different hearts, even as his people covered their ears and turned away.
It draws out the lesson that the caller's duty is to convey, while hidayah (guidance) rests with Allah alone — and that sincerity, humility, and pure intention matter far more than numbers, fame, or appearance.
Surah Nuh (Part 1)
In this episode, Shaikh Anis Gouissem concludes Surah Al-Ma'arij, reflecting on the boundless power of Allah — to create, to recreate, and to resurrect — and the accountability that awaits.
The episode reflects on the disbelievers' rejection of divine guidance and their denial of resurrection, answered by the oath of the Lord of the Easts and Wests — the One with full power to replace them with a better creation. It explores the signs woven through the changing of night and day and the creation of the human being, before turning to the scene of Yawm al-Qiyamah: humankind hastening from their graves in humiliation and regret, and the Quran standing as a lasting reminder and warning.
Surah Al-Ma'arij (Part 3)
In this episode, Shaikh Anis Gouissem continues Surah Al-Ma'arij, reflecting on the nature of the human soul, the refuge of consistent prayer, and the attributes that mark true faith.
The episode explores khushu' in Salah — presence, humility, and focus before Allah — and the signs of the sincere believer. It reflects on the surah's striking portrait of human nature: anxious in hardship and withholding in ease, and how steadfast, sincere worship raises the believer above it.
It also draws out the attributes of the righteous — trustworthiness, keeping promises, and charity — against the traits of the hypocrites, before turning to the upheaval of Yawm al-Qiyamah, when the mountains and earth are transformed and each soul is consumed by its own account.
Surah Al-Ma'arij (Part 2)
In this episode, Shaikh Anis Gouissem begins Surah Al-Ma'arij, reflecting on the certainty of Allah's promise, the reality of divine punishment, and the profound meanings woven through the surah.
The episode explores the questioner who asked about the punishment sure to befall the disbelievers, and the truth that none can turn it away. It reflects on the meaning of Al-Ma'arij (the ways of ascent), the ascent of the angels and the soul, and the striking description of Yawm al-Qiyamah — a Day whose measure is fifty thousand years. It also draws out the importance of obeying Allah and His Messenger (ﷺ), fulfilling rights and justice, and the grave danger of shirk.
Surah Al-Ma'arij (Part 1)
In this episode, Shaikh Anis Gouissem continues Surah Al-Haqqah, reflecting on the two paths of the Hereafter, the truth of the Quran, and the balance between striving and reliance on Allah.
The session explores the fate of past nations, the contrast between the people of Paradise and the people of Hellfire, and the regret of the disbelievers when wishes can no longer change reality. It reflects on the severity of the punishment — the chains and the fire — and its causes: disbelief and the neglect of prayer and the rights of the vulnerable. It then turns to the Quran itself as divine speech, not the word of a poet, and the trustworthiness of the Prophet (ﷺ) — closing with the believer's attitude in trials and the harmony between taking the means and trusting in Allah.
Surah Al-Haqqah (Part 3)
In this episode, Shaikh Anis Gouissem continues Surah Al-Haqqah, reflecting on the great events of Yawm al-Qiyamah and the immense mercy of Allah that surrounds that Day.
The session explores the blast of the trumpet and the role of Israfeel, the cracking of the heavens and the descent of the angels, and the bearing of the throne of Allah. It reflects on the presentation of deeds and the reckoning — a Day when nothing remains hidden and every soul is brought to account — before turning to the reward of the righteous in Jannah, its endless bounties, and the vast mercy of Allah in whom He admits by His grace.
Surah Al-Haqqah (Part 2)
In this episode, Shaikh Anis Gouissem completes Surah Al-Qalam and begins Surah Al-Haqqah, drawing out the lessons of the Prophets, the call to patience, and the signs of Allah woven through creation and history.
The episode reflects on the account of Prophet Yunus (عليه السلام) and the belly of the whale — the power of sincere dua and reliance on Allah in the depths of distress — alongside the blindness of the heart, and seeking Allah's protection through ruqya.
It then opens Surah Al-Haqqah (the Inevitable Reality), reflecting on the attributes of those who enter Jannah without reckoning, the destruction of Thamud and Aad, and the signs of Yawm al-Qiyamah — timeless reminders for us today.
Surah Al-Qalam (Part 4)
Surah Al-Haqqah (Part 1)
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