Sanaa: Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, in his twenty-first Ramadan lecture, delved into the profound moment of Prophet Musa's (PBUH) divine commissioning as detailed in the Holy Quran. The lecture revolved around the sacred encounter between Prophet Musa and Allah, which took place on his return journey from Midian to Egypt, as narrated in the verses of Surah Al-Qasas and Surah An-Naml.
According to Yemen News Agency, Sayyed Abdulmalik emphasized the Quranic portrayal of Prophet Musa's encounter with the divine message. He highlighted the profound lessons embedded within the Quranic verses, illustrating how different Surahs present various aspects of Musa's story to provide guidance and affirm certain truths. The lecture explored the sacred atmosphere surrounding the divine commissioning of Musa, underscoring the significance of sending a messenger as an event deeply connected to Allah's sovereignty, wisdom, and mercy.
The narrative detailed Musa's journey back to Egypt, reflecting on how he departed Midian with his family and livestock, only to be entrusted with the divine message on his return. This journey symbolized an upward path towards fulfilment under divine care, marking a transformation from his earlier departure from Egypt in fear to his return as a messenger of Allah.
Sayyed Abdulmalik elaborated on the sanctity and momentous nature of the divine message, emphasizing its connection to Allah's governance and its critical importance for humanity. He expounded on the sacred and spiritual atmosphere of revelation, contrasting it with flawed narratives found in some historical accounts that misrepresent the beginnings of revelation to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
The lecture further explored the method of revelation to Prophet Musa, wherein Allah spoke directly to him, providing him with immense moral reinforcement for his challenging mission. Sayyed Abdulmalik highlighted the significance of sacred places in Islam, drawing parallels between their sanctity and the divine mission.
Concluding the lecture, Sayyed Abdulmalik called for reverence towards sacred Islamic landmarks, emphasizing their importance in sustaining religious identity amidst external threats. He also urged the audience to internalize the importance of divine guidance, as conveyed through the prophets and messengers.
The lecture concluded with a prayer, seeking Allah's mercy for martyrs, healing for the wounded, freedom for captives, and victory for the faithful, aligning with the themes of divine guidance and support discussed throughout the lecture.