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Read Alfurqan | Quran Recitation & Duaa by Hashem Nabil | اقرأ الفرقان | تلاوة القرآن والدعاء ب
Read Alfurqan is a podcast featuring Quran recitation, emotional duaa, and spiritual reflection inspired by the Quran, the stories of the Prophets, and the hidden struggles carried by human hearts. These recordings are created for quiet nights, heavy hearts, moments of reflection, and souls searching for mercy, softness, remembrance, and closeness to Allah. The podcast aims to be a source of healing, guidance, sincerity, and comfort for every listener.
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Returning My Soul to Allah Tonight | An Islamic English Sleep Duaa for Deep Sleep & Surrender
There are nights when the body is exhausted, yet the heart refuses to rest. The mind wanders through fears, regrets, unanswered prayers, and worries about tomorrow. Sleep feels close, but peace feels far away.
This guided Islamic sleep duaa is an invitation to lay every burden before Allah. Inspired by the Qur'an, authentic Islamic supplications, and the timeless tradition of nighttime worship, it
While the World Moves On… | ... وبينما يمضي العالم
This is a raw and emotional duaa for those the world moved on from.
For the oppressed.
For the imprisoned.
For the forgotten.
For the families waiting outside the walls.
For the mothers, wives, fathers, and children carrying a pain most people will never see.
This recording remembers the loneliness of Yusuf عليه السلام in the darkness of prison, the call of Yunus عليه السلام in the depths of d
Dua Arafah Full English | Emotional Islamic Prayer for Forgiveness, Mercy & Healing
Dua Arafah in English — a deeply emotional Islamic supplication inspired by the spirit and themes of the famous Dua Arafah traditionally recited on the Day of Arafah.
This recitation is intended for English-speaking Muslims, reverts to Islam, and anyone longing to reconnect with Allah through simple, heartfelt words.
This dua reflects on:
• Allah’s mercy and forgiveness
• Returning after sin a
دنیا آگے بڑھ گئی… مگر وہ اب بھی قید میں ہیں | दुनिया आगे बढ़ गई… मगर वे अब भी क़ैद में हैं
ایک ایسی دعا جو خوبصورت الفاظ سے زیادہ ایک ٹوٹے ہوئے دل کی آواز ہے۔
یہ ریکارڈنگ ان مسلمان بھائیوں کے لیے ہے جو قید، ظلم، جدائی اور خاموشی میں آزمائے جا رہے ہیں۔ ان ماؤں کے لیے جو ہر آواز کو خبر سمجھتی ہیں۔ ان بیویوں کے لیے جن کے گھروں میں ایک جگہ خالی رہ گئی ہے۔ ان باپوں کے لیے جو اپنے آنسو چھپا کر گھر کو سنبھالتے ہیں۔ اور ان بچوں کے لیے جو ظلم کو نہیں سمجھتے، مگر فراق کو محسوس کرتے ہیں۔
اس دعا می
A Duaa for Hard Times | دعاء في أوقات الشدة
A heartfelt and emotional duaa for anyone facing hardship, sadness, fear, uncertainty, or emotional exhaustion.
دعاء مؤثر وخاشع لكل من يمر بضيق، حزن، خوف، أو تعبٍ نفسي وروحي.
This recitation is a humble call to Allah for mercy, relief, forgiveness, healing, and peace during life’s most difficult moments.
هذا الدعاء هو نداءٌ متضرع إلى الله طلبًا للرحمة، والفرج، والمغفرة، والسكينة في أوقات الشدة وال
دل کو رُلا دینے والی دُعا | मुसलमानों के लिए दर्द भरी दुआ
اس قسط میں ایک پُرسوز اور دل کو نرم کر دینے والی دعا پیش کی گئی ہے۔
इस एपिसोड में एक भावुक और दिल को नरम कर देने वाली दुआ पेश की गई है।
یہ دعا مظلوم مسلمانوں، غمزدہ دلوں، اور اُن تمام لوگوں کے لیے ہے جو اللہ کی رحمت اور سکون کے طلبگار ہیں۔
यह दुआ मज़लूम मुसलमानों, ग़मज़दा दिलों, और उन सभी लोगों के लिए है जो अल्लाह की रहमत और सुकून चाहते हैं।
موضوعات / विषय:
• مظلوم مسلمانوں کے لیے دعا
• मज़लूम
10 Hours of Islamic Sleep Duaa, Quran & Tasbeeh | Deep Sleep, Protection & Peace | دعاء النوم والقرآن الكريم
Sleep with the remembrance of Allah.
This 10-hour Islamic sleep audio combines bedtime duas, Tasbeeh Fatimah al-Zahra (AS), and the Quranic Mu'awwidhat (Surah Al-Ikhlas, Al-Falaq, and An-Nas), creating a peaceful environment for sleep, reflection, and spiritual comfort.
Whether you are winding down after a long day, looking for Quran before sleep, seeking protection through the Mu'awwidhat, or sim
नींद की दुआ, तस्बीह और कुरान। आरामदायक। सुखदायक । Sleep Duaa & Tasbeeh & Quran. Relaxing. Soothing | دعاء النوم وتسبيح فاطمة الزهراء والمعوذات
इस शांतिपूर्ण पॉडकास्ट एपिसोड में, जिसका शीर्षक है "Sleep Duaa & Tasbeeh & Quran. Relaxing. Soothing | دعاء النوم وتسبيح فاطمة الزهراء والمعوذات," हम अपने श्रोताओं को एक सुखदायक ध्वनि परिदृश्य में ले जाते हैं जो मन को शांत करने और आत्मा को सुख देने के लिए डिज़ाइन किया गया है। इस एपिसोड में चुनिंदा दुआ (प्रार्थनाओं), फातिमा अल-ज़हरा की तस्बीह (भक्ति संबंधी जप) और कुरान के मु'अव्विदात (सुरक्षा के छं
सुबह और रात की सुरक्षा के लिए अल-मा'उथत तीन बार | al-Ma'authat Three Times For Morning & Night protection | المعوذات ثلاث مرات للتحصين في الليل والنهار
Unlock the power of spiritual protection with "Al-Ma'authat Three Times." In this audio, delve into the profound significance and benefits of reciting the three Quls - Surah Al-Ikhlas, Surah Al-Falaq, and Surah An-Nas - three times each, as a form of seeking refuge and spiritual fortification. Discover the soothing rhythm and melodious recitation that accompany these sacred verses, fostering a sen
45. Surah al-Jathiyah | سورة الجاثية
This chapter was revealed in Mecca; and all Meccan chapters discuss or describe the fundamentals of faith. Its title comes from verse 28 in which the kneeling of all people on the Day of Judgment is described. This 37 verses chapter address some of the arguments put forward by those who are skeptical about the truthfulness of the Quran. Emphasis is placed on God’s signs in the universe and on t
44. Surah al-Dukhan | سورة الدخان
This chapter was revealed in Mecca; and all Meccan chapters discuss or describe the fundamentals of faith. The title, The Smoke, is derived from verse ten in which a smoke-filled day is depicted. The majority of scholars believe that this refers to a sign of the Day of Judgment. Its fifty-nine verses highlight the mercy of the Quran and address the stubbornness of the powerful and wealthy oppre
43. Surah al-Zukhruf | سورة الزخرف
This eighty-nine verse chapter was named after the golden ornaments mentioned in verses thirty-five and fifty-three. It was revealed in Mecca and thus addresses the fundamentals of the faith. God refutes some of the claims made by the disbelievers including the notion that a true prophet would be wealthy and that God had taken some of the angels as His daughters. The Meccan disbelievers were st
42. Surah al-Shura | سورة الشورى
The Consultation is a fifty-three verse chapter revealed in Mecca. The name is derived from the word consultation that is mentioned in verse thirty-eight describing the characteristics of a community of believers. Being a Meccan chapter revealed before the migration to Medina it concentrates on the fundamentals of faith, in this case, God’s all prevailing power and wisdom. Prophet Muhammad, may th
41. Surah Fusilat | سورة فصلت
This is a fifty-four verse chapter revealed in Mecca and thus it examines the fundamentals of faith. The title ‘Explained in Detail’ refers to an Arabic term used to describe the Quran in verses three, and forty-four. The chapter presents some of God’s signs and warns against denying them. It also explains what happens to the unbelievers that refuse to acknowledge the truth and submit to God.Ve
40. Surah Ghafer | سورة غافر
It is generally accepted that this chapter was revealed directly after chapter thirty-nine. Thus, it was revealed in Mecca and is one of the chapters that examine the fundamentals of faith. It reminds us of God’s signs and favors and gives glimpses from the story of Moses and Pharaoh with life-changing lessons for us. It also provides reassurance to Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings
39. Surah al-Zomar | سورة الزمر
This chapter of seventy-five verses was revealed in Mecca. Its title comes from the word zumar mentioned in verses seventy-one and seventy-three. The majority of chapters revealed in the Meccan period dealt with the fundamentals of faith and this one is no exception. This chapter contrasts the believers with those who ascribe partners with God. People are free to choose, we are told, however c
38. Surah Sad | سورة ص
The thirty-eighth chapter of the Quran was revealed in Mecca and like all Meccan chapters it emphasizes the fundamentals and basic concepts of Islam. Sad’s eighty-eight short verses discuss the Oneness of God, the Day of Judgment, and the previous prophets. It compares the arrogance of the unbelievers of Mecca to the arrogance found in previously destroyed nations, and with the arrogance of Sata
37. Surah al-Safat | سورة الصافات
Those Ranged in Rows was revealed in Mecca. Those chapters revealed before the migration to Medina tended to concentrate on monotheism; the Oneness of God. This one is no exception and thus establishing a firm faith is its aim. In 182 short verses this chapter also covers other issues; it affirms the Prophethood of Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, and refutes pagan beli
36. Surah Yaseen | سورة يس
The 36th chapter of the Quran is entitled Ya Sin. It is named after the first two letters of the chapter which are "ya" and "sin" (pronounced seen). Thus it cannot be translation into English and is always left untranslated. This chapter of 83 verses was revealed in Mecca and as with all the Meccan chapters, it focuses primarily on the belief in the Oneness of God and the consequences of either
35. Surah Fater | سورة فاطر
The Originator is a forty-five verse chapter. It was revealed during the period in which the small fledgling band of Muslims was suffering from persecution and oppression at the hands of the Meccan elite. The title comes from the first verse in which God’s power of creation is affirmed. This chapter is alternatively known as The Angels, also from the first verse where God mentions the wings of
34. Surah Saba' | سورة سبأ
The fifty-four verse chapter, Sheba, was revealed in Mecca. All chapters revealed in Mecca tend to concentrate on the fundamentals of faith and pay particular attention to belief in the Day of Judgement and the Hereafter. The title Sheba comes from verses fifteen to twenty-one in which the community of Sheba is punished for their ingratitude. The chapter also deals with the absurd allegations o
33. Surah al-Ahzab | سورة الأحزاب
The verses 1-6 start with instructions to not obey the disbelievers and hypocrites. It further declares that wife does not becomes anyone’s mother just by his sayings, neither someone called as son becomes the real son. Wives of Prophet are mother for the believers and blood relationships are entitled to inheritance.Then verse 7-8 says that God took oath from the prophets including Muhammad (PBUH)
32. Surah al-Sajda | سورة السجدة
Chapter thirty-two is named The Prostration. The title comes from verse fifteen, in which the true believers bow down in worship. This verse is one of fifteen places in the Quran where the worshippers should bow down, or prostrate during recitation. The beginning of the chapter emphasizes the truth of the Quran and by the end Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, is
31. Surah Luqman | سورة لقمان
Chapter 31 of the Quran is 34 verses in length and called Luqman. It is named after the sage Luqman, whose advice to his son features in verses 13 to 19. The chapter opens with a description of the believers and strongly condemns those who attempt to lead others astray. Luqman was revealed in Mecca at the height of the Muslim persecution and the young Muslims are extolled to disobey parents when t
30. Surah al-Room | سورة الروم
The chapter was revealed in the city of Mecca and opens with a reference to the defeat of the Byzantines (also known as the Roman Empire) at the hands of the Persians (613–14 CE) in Syria, and the subsequent victory of the Byzantines in 624 CE. The chapter urges people to reflect on their own creation and the heavens and earth. God’s power to give life to a barren land is an indication both of H
29. Surah al-Ankaboot | سورة العنكبوت
This 69-verse chapter was revealed in Mecca and like all Meccan chapters it discusses belief, the fundamentals of faith and the Oneness of God. The Spider, as it is called, takes its name from the description of the spider’s house building skills in verse 41. It is believed that this chapter was revealed to strengthen and encourage the new Muslims who were, at the time, suffering severe abuse an
28. Surah al-Qasas | سورة القصص
The Narration is an eighty-eight verse chapter revealed in Mecca. It takes its name from the twenty-fifth verse in which the Arabic word for narration is used. The Narration is also a suitable title because the chapter tells a detailed story about Prophet Moses. Its main theme is the punishment that comes to those who are arrogant and spread corruption. This chapter and the two preceding it go
27. Surah al-Naml | سورة النمل
The Ants, a ninety-three verse chapter, was revealed in Mecca. It opens with a description of the Quran as joyful news for the believers and a severe warning for the non-believers. We then encounter several short narratives concerning prophets and the communities that did not believe their warnings. These narratives are illustrated with examples of God’s power and the contrasting lack of power
26. Surah Ashu'ara' | سورة الشعراء
This chapter of 227 short verses was revealed in Mecca. Like all Meccan chapters it is primarily concerned with the Oneness of God.Verses 1 – 9 Clear revelationsThe Poets is one of twenty-nine chapters that begin with a combination of Arabic letters. This combination is Ta Sin Mim. God did not reveal any meaning for these letters; however, over the course of Islamic scholarship many theories h
25. Surah al-Furqan | سورة الفرقان
As with many other chapters of Quran this one takes its name from the first verse as well. Al-Furqan means the Criterion and the chapter comprises of seventy-seven verses. It refers to the Quran being the book that differentiates between right and wrong. It is from the pages of the Quran that we are to learn the difference between what is good and what is bad. This chapter was revealed in Mecc
24. Surah al-Noor | سورة النور
Chapter 24 of the Quran was revealed in Medina and concentrates on establishing the good manners and morals that will ultimately benefit the new Muslim society. It establishes regulations for marriage, modesty, appropriate household behaviour, and the manners and necessity of obedience to Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him. The title of the chapter is taken from ver
23. Surah al-Muminon | سورة المؤمنون
Verses 1-11 Qualities and the reward of the believersIn this world of God, success is for one who is a true believer, one who devotes himself fully to God and not to anybody other than God and who leads a God-oriented life. Realization of God is not a simple matter. It brings about a revolution in the life of a person. He becomes a worshipper of God and bows down before Him in submission. His
22. Surah al-Hajj | سورة الحج
The chapter gets its title from the reference to the rite of pilgrimage that Muslims believe was initiated by Abraham. The theme is introduced by condemning those who barred believers from access to the Sacred Mosque and is followed by permission to fight when attacked. The chapter begins with the Day of Judgement and repudiates those who worship idols, later describing them as powerless to even
21. Surah al-Anbiya' | سورة الأنبياء
Chapter 21, The Prophets, is one of the longer chapters of the Quran. It contains 112 verses and its title comes from the subject matter from verses 48 to 91, stories, and lessons from the lives of many of the more notable prophets. This chapter was revealed in Mecca and thus it stresses that Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, was a human being like all the earlier
20. Surah Taha | سورة طه
Verses 1-8 The mission of the Quran and the attributes of the One Who sent itGod informs Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, that He did not send down the Quran to cause distress to him, but as a reminder for those who hold God in awe, a revelation from the One who created the earth and the heaven, the Lord of Mercy who is above the Throne. Everything in the heavens
19. Surah Maryam | سورة مريم
The name of this chapter is taken from the story of Mary, mother of Jesus (verses 16–35). It begins with an account of the birth of John and of Jesus, the last representatives of prophecy in the house of Israel. The claim that Jesus is the son of God is firmly denied, as is the assertion of the pagans of Mecca that the angels are God’s daughters. It then mentions the missions of some earlier pr
18. Surah al-Kahf | سورة الكهف
This 110 verse chapter was revealed in Mecca. It takes its name from the story of the people who fell asleep in a cave, told in verses 9 to 26. It contains three stories and a parable while opening, and closes with references to the Quran itself. It is believed to have been revealed as a comfort because the fledgling Muslims were suffering ongoing torment and persecution at the hands of the rul
17. Surah al-Israa' | سورة الإسراء
This is a Meccan chapter of 111 verses. It is named for the miraculous night journey, from Mecca to Jerusalem, which Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, undertook in the space of a single night. This journey is mentioned in the first verse and again in verse 60. Chapter 17 contains an articulate and easy to understand set of God’s commandments. The bulk of the Nig
16. Surah al-Nahl | سورة النحل
An-Nahl is the 16th chapter of the Quran. It is named after the bee mentioned in verses 68 and 69.The bee is one of many examples mentioned in this chapter of God’s grace towards His creation. An-Nahl was revealed in Mecca and contains 128 verses. Up to verse 88 its contents are addressed to the idolaters and polytheists. In the concluding verses Prophet Muhammad and his companions are instructed
15. Surah al-Hijr | سورة الحجر
This chapter was revealed in Mecca and contains 99 verses. Its title comes from the Rocky Tract that is mentioned in verses 80 to 84. The majority of scholars believe this refers to the people of Thamud and the rocky tract is an allusion to their stone cities. Its topics and style are very similar to Chapter 14, Abraham, and it is believed that they were revealed at around the same time. In th
14. Surah Ibrahim | سورة إبراهيم
This is a Meccan chapter that is named after Prophet Abraham who prays to God in verses 35 to 41. Throughout the chapter the ungrateful are condemned and the grateful praised and assured of their reward in the Hereafter. The chapter is a warning to humankind and a cautionary tale for the disbelievers. Verses 1 – 13 The messageTwenty-nine chapters of the Quran open with a short combination of let
13. Surah al-Ra'ad | سورة الرعد
The majority of scholars agree that Chapter Thirteen was, apart from a few scattered verses, revealed in Mecca. It takes its name from the thunder mentioned in verse thirteen. It is a powerful and emotional chapter that appeals to the heart while making use of logic and reason.Verses 1 – 4 Where is God?This chapter opens with a combination of letters, Alif, Lam, Meem, and Ra. God Alone knows th
12. Surah Yosuf | سورة يوسف
The story of Joseph was revealed after an Israelite asked Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, what he knew about Prophet Joseph. The story of Joseph was not known to the Arabs at the time and it was part of a test the Jews concocted to test Prophet Muhammad’s claim to prophethood.[1] Stories in the Quran are usually told in small bites and revealed over several chap
11. Surah Hud | سورة هود
The history of the Prophet Hud is referred to in this chapter. While the last chapter dealt mostly with abstract questions related to the truth of revelation, this chapter illustrates the truth of those questions by referring to the histories of former prophets. Thus, it deals with the histories of Noah, Hud, Salih, Abraham, Lot and Shu’ayb (peace be upon them all). A cruel and persecuting enem
10. Surah Yonas | سورة يونس
Chapter 10 of the Quran, entitled Jonah was revealed in Mecca. It takes its title from the reference to Prophet Jonah in verse 98 and concentrates primarily on the Oneness of God. This chapter emphasises God’s power and His anger towards those who consistently deny the truth of His revelations and signs. Prophet Muhammad is encouraged to be patient and to be aware that he is unable to force the p
9. Surah al-Tawbah | سورة التوبة
Verses 1-12 are about the party of treaties and rules and regulations which must be strictly followed by Muslims unless the other party does not break them.Verses 13-37 direct the Muslims to fight with the nonbelievers (The Jews & Christians) and warn the non-believers about the consequences of their mischievous acts.Verses 38-70 are about rewards they will receive as promised by God if they take
8. Surah al-Anfal | سورة الأنفال
The Spoils of War is a seventy-five verse chapter revealed in Medina after the Battle of Badr. It is, for the most part, a lengthy commentary on the first battle between the believers and the Meccan disbelievers. The believers, some of whom were originally very reluctant to fight, won a great victory even though they were vastly outnumbered. Some then began to question the distribution of the w
7. Surah al-A'araf | سورة الأعراف
This chapter is one of the longer chapters found at the beginning of the Quran. It is generally accepted that it was revealed in Mecca. It is named after the height of the barrier that will divide the saved and the damned on the Day of Judgement. It begins by reassuring Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, that the stories about disobedient communities of the past s
6. Surah al-Ana'am | سورة الأنعام
Chapter six of the Quran is called The Cattle; some translations use the more encompassing word livestock. The title comes from the discussion about livestock in verses 136- 39. This chapter of 165 verses was revealed in Mecca. In a similar way to other chapters revealed in Mecca we find the emphasis on monotheism or the Oneness of God. The name of God, Allah, is mentioned seventy times in thi
5. Surah al-Maidah | سورة المائدة
The chapter relates to food, and a central theme is the regulation of lawful and unlawful food, obedience to which is considered as part of the pledge between God and the believers. It also talks about hunting for food during the pilgrimage. God had also taken pledges from the Jews and Christians and the chapter deals with what they did to their pledges. Some passages deal with the afterlife an
4. Surah al-Nissa' | سورة النساء
IntroductionThis chapter is named for the many references throughout the chapter to women. It is 176 verses long and was revealed in Medina. When the Muslims migrated to Medina they were no longer a persecuted minority. Medina became an established Muslim community with Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, as its leader. Laws were being introduced to the fledgling
3. Surah aal-Emran | سورة آل عمران
This is the first of three articles summarizing the third chapter of the Quran called Aali-Imran or The Family of Imran. It takes its name from the story of Prophet Zachariah, Mary and her son Prophet Jesus, in verses 33 to 64. The family of Imran was a blessed family that also included the Prophet Christians refer to as John the Baptist, thus this chapter has particular relevance for Christians
2. Surah al-Baqarah | سورة البقرة
Chapter two, containing 286 verses, is the longest in the Quran. It was revealed in Medina and the title, The Cow, comes from the story of the cow discussed in verses 67 to 73. Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, said that everything has its peak and the peak of Quran is The Cow. It flows easily from one subject to another and its primary audience includes the believ
1. Surah al-Fatiha | سورة الفاتحة
“I begin with the name of God, Most Gracious, Most MercifulAll praise is to God, Lord of all the worldsMost Gracious, Most MercifulMaster of the Day of JudgmentYou Alone do we worship and You Alone do we ask for helpGuide us to the straight pathThe Path of those on whom You bestowed Your bountiesNot the path of those who incurred Your wrath or those who went astray.” (Quran 1:1-7)Prophet Muhammad,
Dua Arafah Arabic | دعاء عرفة باللغة العربية
A full Arabic recitation of Dua Arafah, the deeply moving supplication traditionally attributed to Imam Hussain ibn Ali (peace be upon him), recited on the blessed Day of Arafah.
Dua Arafah is a journey of the soul — a duaa of gratitude, longing, repentance, humility, and complete dependence upon Allah. It moves through the blessings Allah placed within us before we could even understand them, the
Duaa al-Gawshan al-Kabeer | دعاء الجوشن الكبير
دعاء الجوشن الكبير دعاء رفيع الشأن، عظيم المنزلة، جليل القدر، مروي عن السجاد زين العابدين، عن أبيه، عن جده علي بن ابي طالب عليه السلام عن النبي صلى الله عليه وآله نزل به جبرئيل عليه السلام على النبي صلى الله عليه وآله وهو في بعض غزواته وقد اشتدت، وعليه جوشن ثقيل آلمه ، فدعا الله تعالى، فهبط جبرئيل عليه السلام، وقال : يا محمد ربك يقرأ عليك السلام ويقول لك: اخلع هذا الجوشن واقرأ هذا الدعاء، فهو أمان
Recitation of Holy Quran-Juz’ 30-Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم- الجزء الثلاثون-هاشم نبيل
The main division of the Quran is into chapters and verses, however it is also divided into 30 roughly equal parts. Each part is known in Arabic as a juz. Because each juz is not usually divided along chapter lines, each one is sometimes referred to by its first word. The thirtieth part is known as juz amma, and it is named after the first word of its first chapter; chapter 78, The Great News.
Recitation of Holy Quran-Juz’ 29-Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم- الجزء التاسع والعشرون-هاشم نبيل
The chapter begins with the mention of God’s kingdom (‘mulk’ in Arabic) thereby giving it the name. Revealed in Mecca in the initial stages of opposition after Prophet Muhammad’s mission had just begun, the surah (chapter) challenges the disbelievers with declarations of God’s total power over them, and everything else, in this world and the next. It describes the regret the disbelievers will ex
Recitation of Holy Quran-Juz’ 28-Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم- الجزء الثامن والعشرون-هاشم نبيل
Verses 1-10 tell about the exile of Jewish tribe of Bani Nadir because of their opposition towards God and His Prophet. Cutting of Palm trees is by God's will. Spoils that believers get without battle are not there’s and are not Fay. These belong to God and His prophet and have 5 shares. Verses 11-12 describe the conspiracy of hypocrites together with people of the Book and Bani Nadir. God told be
Recitation of Holy Quran-Juz’ 27-Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم- الجزء السابع والعشرون-هاشم نبيل
Verses 1-18 Affirming the authenticity of revelation and commending the MessengerIn the first verse, God has taken an oath of the stars to prove to the non-believers that Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, was exactly on the right path. The people of Mecca were witness to the fact that all throughout his life, Prophet Muhammad had never been involved in any indecent
Recitation of Holy Quran-Juz’ 26-Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم- الجزء السادس والعشرون-هاشم نبيل
The verses from 1-14 tell that all things are created with truth and for a specified term. God owns all the powers. Say O’Muhammad, I am not a new messenger, this the same old message which has been given to previous nations. I have no knowledge of unseen. I don’t know even about my own future. Quran confirms the revelation of the Torah, which was given to Moses.From verses 15-20 God commands to t
Recitation of Holy Quran- Juz’ (25) -Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم- الجزء الخامس والعشرون- هاشم نبيل
The Consultation is a fifty-three verse chapter revealed in Mecca. The name is derived from the word consultation that is mentioned in verse thirty-eight describing the characteristics of a community of believers. Being a Meccan chapter revealed before the migration to Medina it concentrates on the fundamentals of faith, in this case, God’s all prevailing power and wisdom. Prophet Muhammad, may th
Recitation of Holy Quran- Juz’ (24) -Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم- الجزء الرابع والعشرون- هاشم نبيل
It is generally accepted that this chapter was revealed directly after chapter thirty-nine. Thus, it was revealed in Mecca and is one of the chapters that examine the fundamentals of faith. It reminds us of God’s signs and favors and gives glimpses from the story of Moses and Pharaoh with life-changing lessons for us. It also provides reassurance to Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings
Recitation of Holy Quran- Juz’ (23) -Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم- الجزء الثالث والعشرون- هاشم نبيل
Those Ranged in Rows was revealed in Mecca. Those chapters revealed before the migration to Medina tended to concentrate on monotheism; the Oneness of God. This one is no exception and thus establishing a firm faith is its aim. In 182 short verses this chapter also covers other issues; it affirms the Prophethood of Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, and refutes pagan beli
Recitation of Holy Quran-Juz’ 22 -Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم-الجزء الثاني والعشرون-هاشم نبيل
The Originator is a forty-five verse chapter. It was revealed during the period in which the small fledgling band of Muslims was suffering from persecution and oppression at the hands of the Meccan elite. The title comes from the first verse in which God’s power of creation is affirmed. This chapter is alternatively known as The Angels, also from the first verse where God mentions the wings of
Recitation of Holy Quran- Juz’ (21)-Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم- الجزء الحادي والعشرون - هاشم نبيل
Chapter 31 of the Quran is 34 verses in length and called Luqman. It is named after the sage Luqman, whose advice to his son features in verses 13 to 19. The chapter opens with a description of the believers and strongly condemns those who attempt to lead others astray. Luqman was revealed in Mecca at the height of the Muslim persecution and the young Muslims are extolled to disobey parents when t
Recitation of Holy Quran- Juz’ (20)-Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم- الجزء العشرون - هاشم نبيل
The Narration is an eighty-eight verse chapter revealed in Mecca. It takes its name from the twenty-fifth verse in which the Arabic word for narration is used. The Narration is also a suitable title because the chapter tells a detailed story about Prophet Moses. Its main theme is the punishment that comes to those who are arrogant and spread corruption. This chapter and the two preceding it go
Recitation of Holy Quran- Juz’ (19)-Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم- الجزء التاسع عشر - هاشم نبيل
This chapter of 227 short verses was revealed in Mecca. Like all Meccan chapters it is primarily concerned with the Oneness of God.Verses 1 – 9 Clear revelationsThe Poets is one of twenty-nine chapters that begin with a combination of Arabic letters. This combination is Ta Sin Mim. God did not reveal any meaning for these letters; however, over the course of Islamic scholarship many theories h
Recitation of Holy Quran- Juz’ (18)-Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم- الجزء الثامن عشر - هاشم نبيل
Verses 1-11 Qualities and the reward of the believersIn this world of God, success is for one who is a true believer, one who devotes himself fully to God and not to anybody other than God and who leads a God-oriented life. Realization of God is not a simple matter. It brings about a revolution in the life of a person. He becomes a worshipper of God and bows down before Him in submission. His
Recitation of Holy Quran- Juz’ (17)-Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم- الجزء السابع عشر - هاشم نبيل
Chapter 21, The Prophets, is one of the longer chapters of the Quran. It contains 112 verses and its title comes from the subject matter from verses 48 to 91, stories, and lessons from the lives of many of the more notable prophets. This chapter was revealed in Mecca and thus it stresses that Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, was a human being like all the earlier
Recitation of Holy Quran- Juz’ (16) -Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم- الجزء السادس عشر- هاشم نبيل
The name of this chapter is taken from the story of Mary, mother of Jesus (verses 16–35). It begins with an account of the birth of John and of Jesus, the last representatives of prophecy in the house of Israel. The claim that Jesus is the son of God is firmly denied, as is the assertion of the pagans of Mecca that the angels are God’s daughters. It then mentions the missions of some earlier pr
Recitation of Holy Quran- Juz’ (15) -Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم- الجزء الخامس عشر- هاشم نبيل
This is a Meccan chapter of 111 verses. It is named for the miraculous night journey, from Mecca to Jerusalem, which Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, undertook in the space of a single night. This journey is mentioned in the first verse and again in verse 60. Chapter 17 contains an articulate and easy to understand set of God’s commandments. The bulk of the Nig
Recitation of Holy Quran -Juz’ (14) -Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم -الجزء الرابع عشر -هاشم نبيل
An-Nahl is the 16th chapter of the Quran. It is named after the bee mentioned in verses 68 and 69.The bee is one of many examples mentioned in this chapter of God’s grace towards His creation. An-Nahl was revealed in Mecca and contains 128 verses. Up to verse 88 its contents are addressed to the idolaters and polytheists. In the concluding verses Prophet Muhammad and his companions are instructed
Recitation of Holy Quran-Juz’ (13) -Hashem Nabil |تلاوة القران الكريم - الجزء الثالث عشر - هاشم نبيل
The story of Joseph was revealed after an Israelite asked Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, what he knew about Prophet Joseph. The story of Joseph was not known to the Arabs at the time and it was part of a test the Jews concocted to test Prophet Muhammad’s claim to prophethood.[1] Stories in the Quran are usually told in small bites and revealed over several chap
Recitation of Holy Quran - Juz’ (12) - Hashem Nabil |تلاوة القران الكريم -الجزء الثاني عشر-هاشم نبيل
The history of the Prophet Hud is referred to in this chapter. While the last chapter dealt mostly with abstract questions related to the truth of revelation, this chapter illustrates the truth of those questions by referring to the histories of former prophets. Thus, it deals with the histories of Noah, Hud, Salih, Abraham, Lot and Shu’ayb (peace be upon them all). A cruel and persecuting enem
Recitation of Holy Quran -Juz’ (11)- Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم - الجزء الحادي عشر - هاشم نبيل
Chapter 10 of the Quran, entitled Jonah was revealed in Mecca. It takes its title from the reference to Prophet Jonah in verse 98 and concentrates primarily on the Oneness of God. This chapter emphasises God’s power and His anger towards those who consistently deny the truth of His revelations and signs. Prophet Muhammad is encouraged to be patient and to be aware that he is unable to force the p
Recitation of Holy Quran - Juz’ (10) - Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم - الجزء العاشر - هاشم نبيل
Verses 1-12 are about the party of treaties and rules and regulations which must be strictly followed by Muslims unless the other party does not break them.Verses 13-37 direct the Muslims to fight with the nonbelievers (The Jews & Christians) and warn the non-believers about the consequences of their mischievous acts.Verses 38-70 are about rewards they will receive as promised by God if they take
Recitation of Holy Quran - Juz’ (9) - Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم - الجزء التاسع - هاشم نبيل
The Spoils of War is a seventy-five verse chapter revealed in Medina after the Battle of Badr. It is, for the most part, a lengthy commentary on the first battle between the believers and the Meccan disbelievers. The believers, some of whom were originally very reluctant to fight, won a great victory even though they were vastly outnumbered. Some then began to question the distribution of the w
Recitation of Holy Quran - Juz’ (8) - Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم - الجزء الثامن - هاشم نبيل
This chapter is one of the longer chapters found at the beginning of the Quran. It is generally accepted that it was revealed in Mecca. It is named after the height of the barrier that will divide the saved and the damned on the Day of Judgement. It begins by reassuring Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, that the stories about disobedient communities of the past s
Recitation of Holy Quran - Juz’ (7) - Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القران الكريم - الجزء السابع - هاشم نبيل
Chapter six of the Quran is called The Cattle; some translations use the more encompassing word livestock. The title comes from the discussion about livestock in verses 136- 39. This chapter of 165 verses was revealed in Mecca. In a similar way to other chapters revealed in Mecca we find the emphasis on monotheism or the Oneness of God. The name of God, Allah, is mentioned seventy times in thi
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