সূরা নাহল - মক্কায় অবতীর্ণ
Surah An-Nahl, often known as "The Bee," is the Quran's 16th chapter. It has 128 verses (Ayat) and was revealed in Makkah. This chapter covers a wide range of themes, emphasizing the natural world's evidence of God's existence and might, as well as the necessity of appreciation, monotheism, and ethical behavior.
The PDF file below contains Arabic text as well as English and Bangla translations.
Benefits and themes of Surah An-Nahl as recited in the Quran:
Recognizing God's Signs: The chapter begins by directing attention to the various signs of God in the natural world, asking Christians to consider the creation of the heavens and the earth, as evidence of God's existence and wisdom. An-Nahl promotes the concept of monotheism (belief in God's oneness) and fiercely criticizes polytheism (associating partners with God). It serves as a reminder that all kinds of worship should be dedicated only toward God.
Gratitude (Shukr): The chapter emphasizes the necessity of being grateful to God for His favors, emphasizing how He supplies humanity with sustenance, guidance, and numerous comforts. Gratitude is portrayed as a method to gaining more gifts and growing spiritually.
Revelation and Guidance: An-Nahl emphasizes the function of divine guidance through revelation. It highlights the Quran's role as a source of guidance for humanity, providing clear instructions and principles for living a righteous and meaningful life.
Ethical Conduct: This chapter discusses ethical behavior in dealings with others, emphasizing justice, honesty, and compassion. It also prohibits behaviors like lying, giving false testimony, and exploitation.
Animal World: An-Nahl celebrates the animal kingdom's rich and fascinating creations, presenting a wide range of species, their features, and their responsibilities in the environment. This serves as a reminder of the creative power of God.
Provision and Sustenance: This chapter addresses how God supplies food for all creatures, including people and animals. It urges believers to put their reliance in God's providence rather than using unethical tactics to achieve wealth. The concept of resurrection and the afterlife is mentioned throughout the chapter, reminding people that they will be held accountable for their deeds in this world. This serves as both a motivator for ethical behavior and a reminder of the significance of faith.
An-Nahl promotes responsible stewardship of the environment and resources, cautioning against waste and mismanagement.
Signs in the Sky and on Earth: The chapter uses celestial bodies like as the sun, moon, and stars, as well as geographical aspects of the earth, to demonstrate God's majesty.
In conclusion, Surah An-Nahl highlights God's signs in nature, the necessity of appreciation, monotheism, ethical behavior, and the role of divine guidance. It encourages believers to ponder the wonders of creation and to live in harmony with God's guidance and the world around them.
You might like hearing Sheikh Abdur Rahman Al Sudais recite Surah Yaseen from the Quran.
Thank you very much for your reading Quran.
Welcome to our Holy Quran Blog! Welcome to the Holy Quran Blog! I am both the author and the editor, and I am excited to contribute insightful, well-researched content that informs, inspires, and ignites significant discussion. Your feedback and support are greatly appreciated—thank you for being here! .
%20Recite%20Quran%20Para%2003.png)
0 Post a Comment:
Post a Comment