A Discourse of Tafseer on Fawatih Surah (Opening Verses)

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A DISCOURSE OF TAFSEER ON FAWATIH SURAH (OPENING VERSES)

Fastest spreading religion of Islam as Prophets came from Prophets who came from Arabian dessert, traced back to Semitic peoples.

If there was Prophet Muhammad of Arabia, there was the Jewish prophet Jesus who spoke Aramaic (Hebrew) then, provided they were Sam bin Noah descendants. Every Muslim, even every man, obliged to learn and understand the holy book of his own beliefs. However, even so, it does not mean that everyone is free to interpret or disseminate his opinions without fulfilling the conditions required to achieve that purpose.

In the science of interpretation (Tafseer), there are words that Companions not fully understood because the intended figurative or symbolic (not understandable absolutely) so the Ulul Albab and Ahl Zikr have dialogue or just The Prophet only knows. Zarrah example: atom, 'Alaq: clot / leech. Then, there are Fawatih Suwar (the opening sura) which consists of Huruf / letters only.

Fawatih Suwar triggered curious muslims who try to interpret after the demise of Prophet. As-Suyuti quotes the opinion of Ibn Abbas that the meaning of the word كهيعص :KAF namely Karim meaning noble, Ha is Hadin which means giving directions, which means that YA is the almighty Hakim/Judge The wise, Ain Alim is a means of omniscience, and Shad namely Sadiq who is the almighty True. However, As-Suyuti states that this is just conjecture.

So after learning that the Arabic, Hebrew, etc. derived from the parent Semitic language then I want to convey the intent language of the letter is based on observations of parturient letters of Aramaic, Arabic and Hebrews: Phoenician.

كهيعص within Phoenician reads: Kaf-Yod-He-'Ayn-Sade means: palm (of a hand) - window-hand-eye-hunt

It possibly means: "I give unending giving out there (all over the world) so bow down and worship (4JJi) then aim / set your eyes (target) on thus go for Them, indeed you'll Achieve what you wish".

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