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Surah As-Saffat, often known as "The Rangers" or "Those Who Set the Ranks," is the Quran's 37th chapter. It is composed of 182 verses (ayahs) and addresses a variety of topics, including Allah's (God's) omnipotence and kindness, the stories of numerous prophets, the concept of resurrection, and the repercussions of belief and disbelieve.
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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 as-Saffat" are as follows.
Belief in Allah's Supreme Power: The Surah opens by highlighting Allah's power and authority as the Universe's Creator and Sustainer. It emphasizes His capacity to command all areas of creation.
Surah As-Saffat contains stories: Surah As-Saffat contains stories of numerous prophets, including Prophet Noah (Nuh), Prophet Abraham (Ibrahim), Prophet Lot (Lut), Prophet Moses (Musa), and others. These stories depict the problems and difficulties that the prophets endured in delivering the message of monotheism and devotion to Allah.
The Surah emphasizes the concept of resurrection: The Surah emphasizes the concept of resurrection and the Day of Judgment, in which individuals will be held accountable for their actions. It describes the resurrection of the dead, as well as the rewards and punishments for the virtuous and the disbelievers.
Polytheism and Disbelief: Surah As-Saffat opposes the worship of numerous gods as well as the rejection of Allah's instruction. It forewarns against disbelief and associating partners with Allah.
Divine Mercy and Guidance: Allah's mercy and guidance are emphasized throughout the Surah. It invites people to turn to Him in repentance, seek His forgiveness, and follow the prophets' advice.
The Angels and Their duty: The angels and their duty in carrying out Allah's commandments are mentioned in Surah As-Saffat. It stresses the celestial beings' subservient character.
Reflection on Creation: Throughout the Surah, there is an invitation to reflect on Allah's signs in the natural world, such as heavenly bodies, human creation, and the diversity of life on Earth.
The Surah finishes with a statement of Allah's majesty and the understanding that there is no deity worthy of worship other than Him.
Surah As-Saffat serves as a reminder of the necessity of monotheism, belief in the Day of Judgment, and prophetic guidance. It encourages people to recognize Allah's signs in the world and to turn to Him in true devotion and repentance. The Surah also warns against disbelieving and associating with Allah's partners, underlining the consequences of such conduct.
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