সূরা নাস - মদীনায় অবতীর্ণ
Surah Al-Nas, often known as "The Mankind" or "The People," is the Quran's 114th and final chapter. It is a brief surah with only six verses. This surah discusses the broader concept of finding refuge and safety in Allah against evil influences, particularly those that afflict human hearts and thoughts.
The surah opens with the words, "Say, 'I seek refuge in the Lord of mankind,'" indicating that the act of seeking Allah's protection from negative influences and destructive factors that may impact humankind is symbolic. It then goes on to discuss various sorts of evil, such as Satan's whispers, which instigate wicked thoughts and temptations in people's minds.
The Arabic text, as well as English and Bangla translations, are included in the PDF file below.
Benefits of Recitation:
Seeking Protection: Muslims recite Surah Al-Nas to seek protection and refuge in Allah against the impact of evil, whether from external causes or through Satan's suggestions.
Negative Thought Protection: The surah is recited to protect one's heart and mind from negative ideas, doubts, and temptations that may lead to sinful behavior.
prayer for General Protection: As a prayer, believers recite Surah Al-Nas, asking Allah to protect them from any type of evil or harm that may impact their thoughts, actions, or well-being.
Increasing Faith: Engaging with this surah strengthens a believer's faith in Allah's protective power and ability to protect their hearts and brains.
Mental and Spiritual serenity: It is claimed that reciting this surah can bring mental and spiritual serenity by warding off negative influences and intrusive thoughts.
Negative Energy Protection: Some people recite this surah to purify their environment and eradicate negative energy or spiritual influences.
Spiritual Reality Awareness: The surah reminds believers of the existence of both spiritual protection and possible sources of evil, emphasizing the significance of faith in Allah.
Surah Al-Nas is a means of seeking refuge and protection in Allah from the impact of both internal and external bad forces. It is chanted for personal and spiritual well-being and promotes reliance in Allah's protective might. Individuals show their reliance on Allah for safety and seek refuge from various sources of damage and negativity that may affect their thoughts and behavior through its verses.
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