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SURAH-13
AR-RA’AD
Surah Ar-Ra’ad “the thunder” takes its name from word Ar-Ra’ad used in verse
13. There is a considerable difference of opinion among the scholars and the
commentators about its period of revelation. However, according to majority, it is a
late Makkan Surah which was revealed in almost the same period in which Surah
Yunus and Hud were revealed.
The main theme of this Surah is enunciated in its very first verse and that is that
the Qur’an which has been revealed to Muhammad (PBUH) is the Truth. It has been
revealed by Allah, the God and the Creator of the heavens and the earth, the sun
and the moon, the hills, the flowing streams, fruits, orchards, date plams, etc. Those
who wonder how they would be raised to life after death when they had become
dust, in fact disbelieve in Allah Who has knowledge of every thing and Who is All-
Powerful God. It is not difficult for Him to raise the dead to life. Thus Tauhid (oneness
of God), revelation to the messengers, and resurrection of the dead for Judgement
are the subjects around which the whole Surah revolves. The main teachings of this
Surah can be summarized as under:
All creations of Allah including the Thunder and angels praise God.
Allah does not change the condition of a people until and unless they change
themselves.
Those who do not respond to the call of Allah and reject the belief would face the
consequences and would not be able to escape from Hell.
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IBRAHIM
This Surah belongs to the last group of Makkan revelation. It draws its name from
verse 35 wherein the name of Prophet Abraham has appeared. His prayer has been
mentioned in verses 35-41 which he made to God when he was settling his eldest son
Ismael in the uncultivable valley of Makkah. In his prayer he expresses disapproval of
polytheism and prays to God to provide his posterity with fruits for food in the
wilderness of the vally of Faran. Makkah became a place of pilgrimage and with the
advent of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), it also became a centre of Islam, world’s
second biggest religion, so not only the fruits but also the best of everything from all
over the world started coming to this city for use of the children of Abraham. This is
how the great Prophet’s prayer was fulfilled.
The opening verse of the Surah declares the purpose of the revelation of the
Quran by Allah to Muhammad (PBUH) and that is that the mankind may be brought
from darkness into light. The last verse concludes with declaration that the Quran is
message for the whole of mankind and that God is One. Otherwise the theme of this
Surah is almost the same as that of other Makkan Surahs of this group i.e. the truth
of revelation to the Prophets who were sent to warn their people and the
consequences for the wrong doers who rejected the truth. Parables of good and bad
tree have been cited to show the fate of the good and bad words (and of good and
bad deeds). The former get rewards while the latter get punishment. Allah’s torment
on the disbelievers of the earlier messengers has been quoted to warn the pagans of
Makkah who were disbelieving the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) despite severe
warnings and admonititions which had already been administered on them.
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19. Have you not seen that Allah has created the
heavens and the earth with Truth? If He wishes,
He can remove you and bring a new creation (in
your place).
20. And this is not at all difficult for Allah.
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22. And the Satan will say when the matter stands
decided: Verily, Allah promised you a promise of
truth; and I promised you but I betrayed you. And
I had no power over you except that I invited you
(to evil) and you obeyed me. So blame me not,
rather blame yourselves. I cannot help you nor you
can help me. I deny that you had associated me
(with God) before. Verily, for wrong-doers, there
is a painful doom.
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33. And He has (also) made the sun and the moon
to be of service to you, both are constantly
pursuing their courses, and has made of service
unto you the night and the day.
34. And He has given you of all that you asked of
Him. And if you want to count the favours of
Allah, you would not be able to count them.
Verily, man is certainly unjust and ungrateful.
35. And (remember) when Abraham said: My
Lord! Make this city a place of peace and keep me
and my sons away from the worship of the idols.
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