In this episode of the tafsir series, Shaykh Dr. Aḥsan Hanif explains verses from Surah Al-Isra (88–96). Allah ﷻ challenges humanity and the jinn to produce something like the Qur'an, emphasizing its miraculous nature. Despite the clear signs and the variety of examples presented in the Qur'an, many reject it in disbelief, demanding impossible miracles. These verses highlight the arrogance of disbelievers, who refuse to accept the message simply because it is conveyed by a human. Allah ﷻ affirms that He alone is the witness to truth and knows what is best for His creation.

In this episode of the tafsir series, Shaykh Dr. Aḥsan Hanif explains verses from Surah Al-Isra (78–87), where Allah teaches us to pray from when the sun starts to set until night, and to recite the Qur’an at dawn, a recitation that is always witnessed. Allah encourages extra night prayers and asking for His support in every step of life. He reminds us that truth always prevails over falsehood, His mercy brings healing to the believers, and His knowledge of the soul is beyond human understanding. These verses also highlight how humans respond differently to blessings and trials, and that all guidance comes solely from Allah.

In this episode of the tafsir series, Shaykh Dr. Ahsan Hanif explains verses from Surah Al-Isra (66–77). Allah ﷻ continues to remind humanity of His mercy and power in guiding and protecting them. These verses emphasize the human tendency to forget Allah during times of ease, while turning to Him in times of hardship. Allah warns of the consequences of disbelief, ensuring that those who reject His signs will be held accountable on the Day of Judgment. The episode also underscores that Allah’s plan for His messengers remains unchanged, as He protects and supports them against all odds.

In this episode of the tafsir series, Shaykh Dr. Ahsan Hanif explains verses from Surah Al-Isra (59–65). Allah ﷻ tells us that signs are sent as warnings, yet many people still deny them, just like earlier nations. The verses recall Iblis refusing to bow to Adam عليه السلام and his promise to mislead people through false hopes and distractions. Allah ﷻ makes it clear that Shaytan has no power over sincere believers and that real protection comes only from Him. In hardship people turn to Allah ﷻ, but in ease they often forget, these verses remind us to stay grateful, aware, and firm in faith.

In this episode of the tafsīr series, Shaykh Dr. Aḥsan Hanif explains verses from Sūrah Al-Isrāʾ (49–58), where Allah responds to those who mock resurrection, saying that even if they turn to bones or iron, He can resurrect them. Allah reminds us to speak kindly, avoid discord, and recognise that He alone controls harm and benefit. He decides mercy or punishment, and no wicked society will escape His justice before the Day of Judgment.

This episode of the tafsīr series, Shaykh Dr. Aḥsan Hanif explains verses from Sūrah Al-Isrāʾ (40-49), where Allah addresses the misconceptions of those who associate partners with Him. The verses highlight the absurdity of claiming that Allah has sons or daughters and challenge the idea of multiple gods. Allah’s majesty and greatness are emphasised, as everything in the heavens and earth glorifies Him, even though humans cannot fully comprehend this. Shaykh also discusses how the disbelievers, blinded by their arrogance, turn away from the truth and refuse to listen to the Quran. this episode serves as a powerful reminder of Allah’s absolute oneness and the importance of recognising and following His true guidance.

In this episode of the tafsīr series, Shaykh Dr. Aḥsan Hanif explains verses from Sūrah Al-Isrāʾ (26–39), where Allah provides guidance on handling wealth, relationships, and responsibilities. The verses stress the importance of giving to close relatives, the poor, and travellers, while avoiding wastefulness. Allah advises us to be moderate in generosity, avoiding both stinginess and extravagance. The verses also highlight the sanctity of life, the need to keep promises, and treat others justly. Allah warns against adultery, killing children out of fear of poverty, and the mistreatment of orphans. We are reminded to worship Allah alone and live with integrity and gratitude for His provision.

In this episode of the tafsīr series, Shaykh Dr. Aḥsan Hanif explains verses from Sūrah Al-Isrāʾ (18–25), where Allah teaches the difference between those who seek only this world and those who strive for the Hereafter. Those who pursue worldly gain alone may receive some of it, but the Hereafter is far greater in reward and rank for those who believe and strive sincerely. The verses remind us that all provision comes from Allah, who gives as He wills, yet the Hereafter is higher in value and lasting reward. Allah commands that we worship Him alone and treat our parents with kindness, humility, and mercy, especially in their old age. We are taught to speak gently to them and pray for them, recognising their sacrifices. Allah knows what is in our hearts and is Most Forgiving to those who return to Him with sincere intentions.