সূরা আবাসা - মক্কায় অবতীর্ণ
Surah Abasa is the Quran's 80th chapter (surah). Its name, "Abasa," means "He frowned" in English. This surah contains 42 verses.
Surah Abasa tells the story of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) conversing with a blind man named Ibn Umm Maktum while attempting to deliver the message of Islam to a group of powerful Quraysh officials. During their talk, the Prophet scowled and turned away from Ibn Umm Maktum, prompting the revelation of this surah.
The Arabic text, as well as English and Bangla translations, are included in the PDF file below.
Advantages and advantages:
Reciting and pondering on Surah Abasa can provide Muslims with various spiritual and practical benefits:
Equality Reminder: The surah highlights the equality of all individuals in the eyes of Allah, regardless of their social rank or physical abilities. It emphasizes the need of treating everyone with respect and spreading the message of Islam to everyone.
Repentance and Humility: Surah Abasa emphasizes the value of being humble and requesting forgiveness when one makes a mistake. It encourages people to admit their mistakes and attempt to improve.
Accountability: On the Day of Judgment, the surah emphasizes the concept of accountability, encouraging believers to be mindful of their deeds and intentions.
Persistence in Disseminating the Message: It encourages Muslims to consistently communicate the word of Islam to others, guaranteeing that everyone has the opportunity to hear and understand the monotheistic message.
Spiritual Introspection: Reciting this surah during Salah or in periods of introspection can lead to spiritual growth and a closer relationship with Allah.
Surah Abasa reminds us of the significance of spreading the word of Islam to all people, regardless of their circumstances, as well as the need for humility, repentance, and accountability in our deeds. It teaches important lessons about human relationships as well as the global message of Islam.
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