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What does Qari'ah mean?
What does Qari'ah mean?
How many ayaat are in SURATUL QARI'AH?
How many ayaat are in SURATUL QARI'AH?
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What does SURAT TAKATHURUT advise against?
What does SURAT TAKATHURUT advise against?
What is the primary message of SURATUL ASR?
What is the primary message of SURATUL ASR?
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What theme does SURATUL HUMAZA focus on?
What theme does SURATUL HUMAZA focus on?
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What event does SURATUL FEEL recount?
What event does SURATUL FEEL recount?
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Suratul Quraysh emphasizes what aspect of Allah?
Suratul Quraysh emphasizes what aspect of Allah?
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How many ayaat are in SURATUL MA'UN?
How many ayaat are in SURATUL MA'UN?
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What does SURATUL KAWTHAR symbolize?
What does SURATUL KAWTHAR symbolize?
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What does SURATUL KAFIRUN explicitly reject?
What does SURATUL KAFIRUN explicitly reject?
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What is the significance of SURATUL NASR?
What is the significance of SURATUL NASR?
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Who is Abu Lahab in relation to the Prophet?
Who is Abu Lahab in relation to the Prophet?
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What was the purpose of SURATUL IKHLAS?
What was the purpose of SURATUL IKHLAS?
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What does Falaq mean in the context of SURATUL FALAQ?
What does Falaq mean in the context of SURATUL FALAQ?
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Who do we seek refuge from in SURATUL NAAS?
Who do we seek refuge from in SURATUL NAAS?
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Study Notes
Surah Al-Qari'ah (The Disaster)
- Comprises 11 ayaat in 1 Ruku
- Describes the Day of Judgment when humanity will be scattered like moths and mountains will appear dislodged.
- Emphasizes that only deeds will hold value on that day.
Surah At-Takathur (Plentiful)
- Contains 8 ayaat in 1 Ruku
- Warns against distractions of material abundance and wealth.
- Urges focus on the significance of the Day of Judgment.
Surah Al-Asr (Afternoon)
- Features 3 ayaat in 1 Ruku
- The term 'Asr' signifies the passage of time and the urgency of life.
- Highlights that humans are at loss unless they believe, perform good deeds, and encourage truth and patience.
Surah Al-Humazah (The Backbiters)
- Comprises 9 ayaat in 1 Ruku
- Condemns gossip, slander, and reliance on wealth.
- Portrays the ultimate loss of those who engage in backbiting.
Surah Al-Feel (The Elephant)
- Contains 5 ayaat in 1 Ruku
- Narrates the story of Abraha's army and the miraculous protection of the Ka'bah.
- Illustrates Allah's ultimate plan and ability to protect.
Surah Al-Quraysh
- Features 4 ayaat in 1 Ruku
- Assures that Allah provides protection and sustenance for true worshippers.
- Celebrates the blessings and safety associated with the Quraysh tribe.
Surah Al-Ma'un (Daily Necessity)
- Comprises 7 ayaat in 1 Ruku
- Critiques those who are selfish and refuse to share with others.
- Encourages utilizing resources to assist others in understanding the truth of faith.
Surah Al-Kawthar (The Abundance)
- Contains 3 ayaat in 1 Ruku
- Refers to the abundant mercy of Allah and the hope given to the Prophet after the death of his son.
- Interprets 'Kawthar' as an overwhelming source of goodness and reward.
Surah Al-Kafirun (Cover-up the Truth)
- Features 6 ayaat in 1 Ruku
- Responds to the Quraysh's proposition of religious compromise with a clear rejection.
- Affirms the importance of steadfastness in belief without yielding.
Surah Al-Nasr (Help)
- Comprises 3 ayaat in 1 Ruku
- Represents the last complete surah revealed to the Prophet.
- Prophecies the ultimate victory and success of Islam.
Surah Al-Lahab (Flames)
- Contains 5 ayaat in 1 Ruku
- Addresses Abu Lahab, the Prophet's uncle, known for his disbelief and hostility.
- Highlights his and his wife's opposition to the Prophet and their fate in the hereafter.
Surah Al-Ikhlas (Unity of Belief)
- Features 4 ayaat in 1 Ruku
- Revealed in response to queries about the nature of Allah.
- Affirms the concept of monotheism and the unique oneness of God.
Surah Al-Falaq (Daybreak)
- Comprises 5 ayaat in 1 Ruku
- Part of Maudhatayn, emphasizing seeking refuge in Allah.
- Invokes Allah’s protection from various evils, including jealousy and witchcraft.
Surah Al-Nas (Human Beings)
- Contains 6 ayaat in 1 Ruku
- Focuses on seeking refuge from the evil whisperings of the soul.
- Emphasizes reliance on Allah, the sustainer of humankind, for protection against internal and external evils.
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This quiz features flashcards covering the last 14 surahs of the Holy Quran, perfect for Sunday school learning. Each card highlights the surah's name, meaning, and key details, providing essential insights into their significance and teachings.
