Part 7/14:
- The celebration and naming of months after seasons and natural phenomena, like Shawwal (lifting of camels' tails due to heat and mating cycles), highlighting how cultural practices may have diverged from divine commandments.
There is a concern that changing or innovating during sacred times, such as Ramadan, based on lunar drift, leads to the practice of making lawful what was once unlawful and vice versa—precisely what the Quran condemns as “Nasi” (postponement), seen as an act of disbelief.
Celestial Coordinates and Cosmic Observations in the Quran
The speaker guides listeners on understanding the Quran's references to celestial phenomena, emphasizing that: