Khaled El-Gendy: Reflecting on the Quran’s Miracles Guides Us to Goodness and Away from Disputes
Sheikh Khaled El-Gendy emphasized that reflecting on the miraculous aspects of the Quran keeps minds engaged in goodness and guidance, steering the community away from conflicts and disputes.
Sheikh Khaled El-Gendy, member of the Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs, stated that the Quran was revealed as a timeless miracle and that its unparalleled eloquence challenges humanity across generations.
Conflicts Obscure the Miracles
El-Gendy noted that, unfortunately, some people focus on disputes and conflicts instead of exploring the Quran’s linguistic and intellectual wealth. He emphasized that devoting attention to its meanings could direct energy toward knowledge and goodness rather than futile arguments.
Miracles Across Fields
El-Gendy explained that the Quran’s miracles span multiple fields:
Language and Rhetoric: Unique style and literary challenge.
Science and History: Accurate scientific and historical references demonstrating the depth of the text.
Psychology and Ethics: Guiding souls toward virtue and moral behavior.
Reflection Brings Unity and Goodness
He affirmed that reflecting on the Quran opens doors to goodness and guidance, diverts people from division and meaningless disputes, and reveals endless treasures and secrets that merit deep study.
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