Quran

Mujahid said: "Allah loves them and endears them to His believing servants." Harm bin Hayyan said: "No servant who devotes himself to Allah except that Allah instills his love in the hearts of the believers and they love him." Al-Baghawi: 3/110.
Question: How does the servant attain the love of Allah and His servants?

(Will endear them), Allah will make them beloved to His allies, and to the dwellers of heaven and earth, and, once people have love for them, many things will become easier for them and they will attain good things, people will pray for them, they will be guided, they will be well-accepted among people, and may attain positions of leadership. Al-Saadi: 501.
Question: For a servant, what is the benefit of gaining the love of righteous people?

Meaning: The Quran has been explained in your Arabic tongue, and became easy for those who ponder and reflect on it. Al-Qurtubi: 13/528.
Question: Is your endeavor to reflect on the Quran easy or difficult?

(A reminder): Is the admonition that softens the hearts, leading them to comply to the command of Allah and avoid His prohibition. Those who fear Allah are singled out for mention because they benefit from it. Al-Shanqiti: 4/5.
Question: Which trait enables you to benefit from reminding and admonishments?

(A reminder): Re-emergence of forgotten thoughts, for the Oneness of Allah is embedded in the mind. Human natural disposition inclines toward monotheism, while polytheism contradicts that. Thus, calling others to Islam serves as a reminder of what is in human natural disposition, or a reminder of the religion of Abraham (u). Ibn Ashur: 16/185.
Question: Allah says: (a reminder), instead of "teaching", why?

Ibn Abbas (k) and Saeed bin Jubair said: "A secret is what you keep in your heart, and what is more hidden is that which Allah prompts in your heart of things, which you are unaware that you speak to yourself about. Since you know what you keep in your heart today, but you do not know what you will keep tomorrow; however, Allah knows what you keep today and tomorrow." Ali bin Abi Talha narrated that Ibn Abbas (k) said: "The secret is what a person keeps in his heart, and what is more hidden is what he will do in the future before doing it." Al-Baghawi: 3/113.
Question: Explain the greatness of Allah’s capability of knowing the secrets and what is more hidden.

The mention of Moses (u) story is a consolation to the Prophet (ﷺ) for facing hardships and disbelief from people. It set an example for him in carrying out his mission. Ibn Atiyah: 4/38.
Question: The story of Moses (u) in Surat Ta-Ha induces tranquility and serenity. Reflect on it and draw two lessons from it.