Surah Al-Ahqaf, the 46th chapter of the Quran, meaning “The Sandhills,” is a Makki Surah revealed in Makkah. With 35 verses across four Rukus, it resides in Juz 26 (Ha’a Meem). Named after the sandhills linked to the tribe of ‘Ad, it emphasizes divine truth, filial piety, and the consequences of disbelief. In 2025, Surah … Read more
Surah Al-Jathiya, the 45th chapter of the Quran, meaning “The Kneeling,” is a Makki Surah revealed in Makkah. With 37 verses across four Rukus, it resides in Juz 25 (Elahe Yuruddo). Named for the Day of Judgment when all will kneel before Allah, it emphasizes divine signs and accountability. In 2025, Surah Jathiyah inspires reflection … Read more
Surah Ad-Dukhan, the 44th chapter of the Quran, meaning “The Smoke,” is a Makki Surah revealed in Makkah. With 59 verses across four Rukus, it resides in Juz 25 (Elahe Yuruddo). Known for its vivid depiction of divine warnings and the Quran’s revelation on a blessed night, it urges reflection on Allah’s signs and the … Read more
Surah Zukhruf addresses the Quraysh’s obsession with material wealth, urging them to embrace the Quran’s truth, per Tafsir Ibn Kathir. Its name reflects its focus on the fleeting nature of gold and worldly ornaments compared to divine guidance (43:35). Revealed during the Makki period, it refutes false beliefs, like attributing children to Allah, and affirms … Read more
Surah Ash-Shura, the 42nd chapter of the Quran, meaning “The Consultation,” is a Makki Surah revealed in Makkah. With 53 verses across five Rukus, it resides in Juz 25 (Elahe Yuruddo). Known for its emphasis on divine unity, consultation (Shura), and accountability, it calls believers to trust Allah and seek guidance. In 2025, Surah Shura … Read more
Surah Fussilat, the 41st chapter of the Quran, meaning “Explained in Detail,” is a Makki Surah revealed in Makkah. With 54 verses across five Rukus, it resides in Juz 24–25 (Faman Azlam & Elahe Yuruddo). Known for its vivid descriptions of Allah’s signs and warnings to disbelievers, it calls humanity to reflect on the Quran’s … Read more
Surah Ghafir, also known as Surah Al-Mumin (The Believer), is the 40th chapter of the Holy Quran, located in Juz 24 (Faman Azlam). This Makki Surah, revealed in Makkah to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), comprises 85 verses across nine rakus. It highlights Allah’s mercy, the struggles of Prophets, and the call to Tawheed (oneness of Allah). … Read more
Salatul Tasbeeh is a highly virtuous optional prayer in Islam, designed to seek Allah’s forgiveness and spiritual purification. Comprising four rakat with a special Tasbeeh recited 300 times, it was taught by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) to his uncle, Hazrat Abbas (RA), as a means to erase sins, per IslamQA. In 2025, Salatul Tasbeeh remains a … Read more
Surah Az-Zumar, the 39th chapter of the Quran, meaning “The Companies,” is a Makki Surah revealed in Makkah, spanning Juz 23–24 (Wa Mali & Faman Azlam). With 75 verses, it emphasizes sincere worship, hope in Allah’s mercy, and the reality of the Hereafter. Revealed to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), it urged early Muslims to reject idolatry … Read more
Surah Saad, the 38th chapter of the Quran, named after the Arabic letter “Sad,” is a Makki Surah revealed in Makkah, located in Juz 23 (Wa Mali). With 88 verses, it opens with an oath by the Quran, emphasizing its truth, and narrates stories of Prophets like Dawud, Sulaiman, and Ayyub (AS). Revealed to Prophet … Read more
Surah As-Saffat, the 37th chapter of the Quran, meaning “Those Who Set The Ranks,” is a Makki Surah revealed in Makkah, located in Juz 23 (Wa Mali). With 182 verses, it opens with an oath by angels aligned in ranks, emphasizing divine order and Tawheed (Allah’s oneness). Revealed to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), it narrates Prophetic … Read more
Surah Al-Fatir, the 35th chapter of the Quran, meaning “Originator,” is a Makki Surah revealed in Makkah, located in Juz 22 (Wa Manyaqnut). With 45 verses, it glorifies Allah as the Creator of heavens and earth, urging gratitude and reflection on His signs. Revealed to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) during the Makkan period, it strengthens faith … Read more