Surah At-Takathur with English and Urdu translation Summary of Surah At-Takathur Surah At-Takathur is Makki, and it has eight verses. In this surah, those people are condemned who only make the life of this world their goal and …
Surah Asr is Makki, and it has three verses. This short Surah explains the great principles of Islam and the constitution of human life. Regarding this Surah,
Surah Al-Hamz is Makki, and it has nine verses. There are three diseases of man are identified in this Surah. The first disease is to talk about someone’s faults behind his back, it is called backbiting, and backbiting is the worst sin.
This is Surah Al-Fil, and it has five verses. In this surah, the famous story is told, known as the story of Companions of Fil, when Abraha, the governor of Sana’a, has planned to destroy the Kaaba with an army of elephants.
Surah Al-Quraish with English and Urdu translation Summary of Surah Al-Quraish Surah al-Quraish is the Makki surah. It has four verses; Allah has described two of his great favors to Quraish in this surah. The first is that …
One Those disbelievers who do not believe in the Day of Resurrection suppress the rights of orphans and deal harshly with them, do not feed the poor and needy themselves, and do not encourage others. It is as if their relationship with Allah is not correct, nor with Allah’s servants.
Surah al-Kawsar is Makki, and it has three verses; three purposes are described in this surah: Allah’s favor and kindness to the Prophet…
Surah Kaafrun is Makki, and it has four verses; this Surah was revealed when the polytheists invited the Prophet (ﷺ) to come…
Surah al-Nasr is Madani, it has 3 verses. This surah refers to the conquest of Makkah. It was revealed in 10 (AH). After its revelation…
Tafkheem: thickening or making heavy – giving the letter a
quality of heaviness by elevation of the tongue
Tarqeeq: thinning or lightening – giving the letter a quality
of lightness by lowering the tongue away from the
roof of the mouth
When people of any language speak, there are some places where they pause and some places where they do not break their words, depending on the meaning they wish to convey. The style of the Quran is such that there also places where one should either pause or continue reading.
This sign indicates the end of a verse. At this point, the meaning is complete and one should stop reading and take a breath before continuing. Originally, this sign was written as, but is now simply indicated by a circle.