35) Surah Fatir (Ayahs 45) with Bangla and English meaning-سورة فاطر

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Surah Fatir, often known as "The Originator" or "The Creator," is the Quran's 35th chapter. It is composed of 45 verses (ayahs) and addresses a variety of topics, including the concept of creation, God's signs in the natural world, and the repercussions of unbelief. 

The Arabic text, as well as English and Bangla translations, are included in the PDF file below.

The spiritual and practical benefits of reciting and contemplating "Surah Surah Fatir" are as follows.

The Creator and His Signs: Surah Fatir opens by highlighting Allah's (God's) role as the Creator of the heavens and the earth. It emphasizes the natural world's evidence of His existence and might, promoting reflection on the wonders of creation as evidence of His existence.

The Surah upholds the concept: The Surah upholds the concept of prophethood and the sending of messengers to guide humanity. It describes the messengers who were dispatched to various towns and the messages they conveyed.

Surah Fatir reaffirms the belief in the Day of Judgment: Surah Fatir reaffirms the belief in the Day of Judgment, in which individuals will be held accountable for their actions. It forewarns about the repercussions of doubt and disobedience, as well as the rewards for those who believe and do right.

Invitation to Worship: There is an invitation to worship and submit to Allah alone throughout the Surah, recognizing His oneness and acknowledging His role as the ultimate Creator and Sustainer.

The Messenger's responsibility: The Surah emphasizes the value of messengers as guides and warners, emphasizing that their responsibility is to transmit the message, and it is up to individuals to accept or reject it.

Rejection of Prophets: Surah Fatir describes the prophets' rejection and contempt throughout history, as well as the ultimate punishments that befell those who refused the truth.

Divine Guidance: The Surah emphasizes Allah's guidance and mercy, calling individuals to repent and seek His forgiveness.

Surah Fatir, like many other chapters in the Quran, uses parables and examples from nature to explain spiritual and moral principles.

Surah Fatir serves as a reminder of the core notions of monotheism, prophethood, and eternal accountability. It urges individuals to ponder on Allah's signs in the world and invites them to recognize their Creator, submit to His will, and follow the direction offered by His messengers. The Surah also warns against the ramifications of disbelief and disobedience, emphasizing the significance of faith and righteousness in one's life.

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