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Qur’anic Gems: Juz’ 15

How could you fulfill you promises with People? When should you say “in sha’ Allah”?

Welcome to a new interesting episode of the Qur’anic Gems series with Nouman Khan. In this episode, Nouman reflects on the verses number 23 and 24 of Surat Al-Kahf (the eighteenth chapter of the Qur’an). He talks about the recommended Dhikr (remembrance of Allah) when one is talking about future events and plans. One should say, “In sha’ Allah” (If Allah wills) which means full submission to Allah. Follow us this fascinating talk to learn how to express submission to Allah when planning to do something in the future.

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By Hanif Kruger

BIO for Hanif Kruger

Hanif is the manager at the Assistive Technology Centre of the South African National Council for the Blind with more than 30 years of experience in the assistive technology and IT fields. Hanif’s passion is assistive technology and advocating for key issues affecting people with disabilities and more specifically the blind and vision impaired. He shares his love for Assistive Technologies through sharing information through his work and via social media and relevant events in order to spread the knowledge and awareness around new technologies and the challenges relating to AT for PWDs. A strong believer in the rights of persons with disabilities and the philosophy of “nothing about us without us”, he regularly push for the affordability and accessability of AT and matching the correct assistive technology solutions with a person in order for them to reach their full capacity. Hanif enjoys a good Netflix and Apple TV+ binge but can also be found walking both his guide dogs looking for cookies .

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