# 69. The Quran's True Goal is Transformation | Surah Al-Hadid

An episode of [Nouman Ali Khan: Bayyinah Podcast](https://invisiblenetwork.ai/podcast/1773328879), 16 Aug 2025, 25 min.

Audio: https://app.fusebox.fm/data/show/VNDXqyNW4X/episode/1:69/audio.mp3

In this clip about Surah Al-Hadid, Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan explores the agenda of the Quran. He explains that the Quran's primary objective is transformation, focusing on spiritual, emotional and intellectual growth. It provides clarity in both faith and laws, emphasizing that true transformation requires understanding the reasons behind Islamic practices. It is a gradual process and cannot be forced overnight, as the forced implementation of Islam may push individuals away from the faith. Ustadh also asks, "Why are we Muslims?" and "What do the Quranic revelations say?" He notes that many people answer that they are Muslims because their ancestors were. This is parallel with Hindus and Christians, who also follow their religions based on their forefathers' practices. When asked about Quranic teachings and laws, many people admit they are unaware and refer such matters to scholars, claiming they are unrelated to their professions. Here, Ustadh emphasizes the importance of understanding our "Whys" and "Whats". This was taken from a Deeper Look into Surah Al-Hadid. Watch the entire series exclusively on Bayyinah TV: https://bayyinahtv.com/topics/1/categ... ------------------------------ 📚 Start your Quran journey at https://www.bayyinahtv.com 🎁 Over 50,000 students are waiting for a gift sponsorship to study the Quran on Bayyinah TV. Support them at https://bayyinahtv.com/gift ------------------------------ Follow Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan and Bayyinah Institute on Social Media: ➡️ Facebook: / noumanbayyinah ➡️ Facebook Bayyinah: / bayyinahinst ➡️ Instagram: / noumanalikhan.bayyinah ➡️ Tiktok: / noumanalikhan.bayyinah

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