Surah al-Adiyat Quiz and Flashcards: Lessons from the Quran

Study Notes

Lessons from Surah al-'Adiyat

Allah swears by created beings in Surah al-'Adiyat, which is an honor for them.
It is not permissible for humans to swear by anything except Allah.
The horses mentioned in the surah are a symbol of mujahidin who race forward in the path of Allah.
The horses strike sparks of fire due to their force and speed while running.
The raid takes place during dawn, and it was most prevalent from the guidance of the Prophet and his armies.
Man is ungrateful to his Lord and denies the favors upon him.
Man withholds from spending what Allah has given him, except for the people Allah saves from this.
The person bears witness upon himself with the blameworthy attribute of being violent in the love of good.
The end result of denying Allah's favors and loving wealth is death and standing before Allah in the hereafter.
On the day of judgment, the contents of the graves will be brought forward, and that which was hidden will be made manifest.
Allah observes our actions, both apparent and hidden, and will bring us to account for them.
Allah is the All-Knower of the hidden and secret affairs, just as He knows the obvious, apparent affairs.

Lessons from Surah al-'Adiyat

Allah swears by created beings in Surah al-'Adiyat, which is an honor for them.
It is not permissible for humans to swear by anything except Allah.
The horses mentioned in the surah are a symbol of mujahidin who race forward in the path of Allah.
The horses strike sparks of fire due to their force and speed while running.
The raid takes place during dawn, and it was most prevalent from the guidance of the Prophet and his armies.
Man is ungrateful to his Lord and denies the favors upon him.
Man withholds from spending what Allah has given him, except for the people Allah saves from this.
The person bears witness upon himself with the blameworthy attribute of being violent in the love of good.
The end result of denying Allah's favors and loving wealth is death and standing before Allah in the hereafter.
On the day of judgment, the contents of the graves will be brought forward, and that which was hidden will be made manifest.
Allah observes our actions, both apparent and hidden, and will bring us to account for them.
Allah is the All-Knower of the hidden and secret affairs, just as He knows the obvious, apparent affairs.

Lessons from Surah al-'Adiyat

Allah swears by created beings in Surah al-'Adiyat, which is an honor for them.
It is not permissible for humans to swear by anything except Allah.
The horses mentioned in the surah are a symbol of mujahidin who race forward in the path of Allah.
The horses strike sparks of fire due to their force and speed while running.
The raid takes place during dawn, and it was most prevalent from the guidance of the Prophet and his armies.
Man is ungrateful to his Lord and denies the favors upon him.
Man withholds from spending what Allah has given him, except for the people Allah saves from this.
The person bears witness upon himself with the blameworthy attribute of being violent in the love of good.
The end result of denying Allah's favors and loving wealth is death and standing before Allah in the hereafter.
On the day of judgment, the contents of the graves will be brought forward, and that which was hidden will be made manifest.
Allah observes our actions, both apparent and hidden, and will bring us to account for them.
Allah is the All-Knower of the hidden and secret affairs, just as He knows the obvious, apparent affairs.

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Test your knowledge of the lessons and symbolism found in Surah al-'Adiyat with this informative quiz. From the significance of horses to the consequences of denying Allah's favors, this quiz will challenge your understanding of this powerful chapter in the Quran. Brush up on your knowledge of Islamic teachings and discover the deeper meanings behind Surah al-'Adiyat. Don't miss out on the opportunity to deepen your knowledge and grow your faith with this insightful quiz.