সূরা আশ-শো’আরা - মক্কায় অবতীর্ণ
Surah Ash-Shu'araa, popularly known as "The Chapter of the Poets," is the Quran's 26th chapter. It was revealed in Mecca and consists of 227 verses.
The name of this surah comes from the mention of poets in the opening few verses. It discusses several aspects of Muhammad's (peace be upon him) prophethood and his opponents' rejection of his message. The surah tells the accounts of numerous prophets from the past, including Prophet Noah, Prophet Abraham, Prophet Moses, and Prophet Hud. These stories serve as a reminder of the repercussions of rejecting heavenly counsel and messengers.
The PDF file below contains the Arabic text as well as English and Bangla translations.
Reciting and pondering on "Surah Ash-Shu'araa" can provide a number of spiritual and practical benefits:
Faith Building: The surah's tales of the challenges endured by prophets and their communities can build believers' faith by demonstrating tenacity and unshakable dedication to the truth.
Lessons from History: The history of previous prophets and their nations teach us important lessons about the repercussions of unbelief, arrogance, and disobedience.
Inspiration for Patience: The surah's emphasis on the tribulations endured by prophets and their patience inspires believers to persevere in the face of adversity.
Recognizing Divine Signs: The surah's emphasis on Allah's signs in nature encourages believers to observe their surroundings and realize the Creator's artistry.
Understanding the Prophetic Mission: The surah illuminates the prophetic mission and the significance of transmitting divine messages even in the face of adversity.
Motivation to Deliver the Message: The repeated phrase "fa-antaqu" reminds the Prophet (peace be upon him) to fulfill his responsibility of conveying the message and not be discouraged by his opponents' reactions.
Spiritual Introspection: Reciting and considering the verses of this surah might lead to deep spiritual introspection and thought.
Appreciation and Remembrance: Reminders of Allah's signs and benefits throughout the surah motivate believers to express appreciation and remember their Creator.
Incorporating "Surah Ash-Shu'araa" recitation and study into one's routine can bring useful insights on prophets' struggles, the value of transmitting the message of truth, and the need for patience and steadfastness in the face of challenges.
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You've resolved to comb through the Quran's eternal wisdom in search of a treasure. May each verse you read lead you, comfort you, and strengthen your relationship with God. May the lessons in this priceless book motivate you to strive to be the best version of yourself, and may your Quranic journey be as a catalyst for continual growth, contemplation, and blessings. Keep an open heart and allow Allah to guide you to your glorious destiny.
Thank Again.
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