دعاء عرفة للإمام الشهيد الحسين - سبط رسول الله صلى الله عليه وعلى آله الطيبين الطاهرين

Duaa al-Gawshan al-Kebeer | دعاء الجوشن الكبير

The disbelievers query the Day of Resurrection and the Hereafter. God provides evidence of His power and generosity and describes the punishments in Hell. The treatment the righteous should expect and a final warning of the reality to come.

A brief commentary of Chapter 67 of the Holy Quran. These verses remind us of our purpose in life and of God’s omnipotence over all creation.

The Surah is Medinan. it has 24 verses. The main topics are: the exile of Jewish tribe of Bani Nadir, Spoils and introduction of Fay (The spoil you get without battle is not yours but of God and His Prophet), traits of Hypocrites, 17 attributes of God.

Revealed in Mecca, the chapter has 62 verses. The title is taken from the invocation in the first verse, ‘By the star as it sets.’ This is the first chapter that the Prophet publicly recited in which both the believers and disbelievers prostrated at the end.

This Surah is Meccan Surah. It has 35 verses. The main subjects are the creation in truth, Quran has similar old message as Torah, Commandment to treat parents kindly, gestation and weaning time period is in total 2.5 years, story of group of unseen spirits, who became preachers after hearing Quran

All revelations came from the same source, and the prime message has remained the same, namely the Oneness of God and the inevitability of the Day of Judgement.

God is described as the Forgiver, the story of Pharaoh and Moses, and the Prophet is urged to be steadfast.

Chapter 37 can be divided into three parts. The first gives evidence for monotheism and the Resurrection. The second gives short accounts of the Prophets from the past whilst the third part refutes superstitious beliefs.

Humankind is reminded of God’s majesty and power. He also reminds us to reflect on our abundant blessings and not to be deluded by worldly matters.

The characteristics of a believer, the punishment that awaits the disbelievers and those who distract the believers from worship, wise advice and the ultimate power of God.

The story of Moses and his encounter with Pharaoh. God advises Prophet Muhammad, warns the Meccans of the temporary nature of this world, and demonstrates His power.

The Poets discusses stories about the earlier Prophets and concludes by confirming the divine origin of the Quran.

The chapter was revealed during the middle stage of the Prophet’s residence in Mecca. It was the climax of famine in the region. The bitter conflict had begun between him and the disbelievers, though persecution had not yet begun. The chapter contains 118 verses and its title is based on the reference to believers in this chapter.

A warning, stories of the prophets, and good news for the believers.

A brief commentary of Chapter 19 of the Holy Quran. These verses beautifully portray the birth and life of Jesus, and some of the characteristics of great prophets such as Abraham and Moses. It also discusses life after death, resurrection and reward.

A journey by night, transgressions, commandments and some explanations. Prophet Muhammad warns us with the truth and God’s promises are real.

Proof of the Oneness of God, a refutation of polytheism and a warning. Admonitions and rewards, lessons and examples.

A brief commentary of Chapter 12 (verses 1-66) of the Holy Quran. The story of Prophet Joseph is a story of suffering and sadness, focusing on putting one’s trust in God and knowing that He is the best of Planners. Part one sees Joseph being torn away from his loving father and thrust into slavery, and ends with Joseph securing a high position in the Egyptian government. A brief commentary of Chapter 12 (verses 67-111) of the Holy Quran. Joseph has become an important man in the Egyptian...

A brief commentary of Chapter 11 (verses 1-60) of the Holy Quran. They discuss the stories of Prophet Noah and Hud, and the consequences of those who rejected their message. A brief commentary of Chapter 11 (verses 61-123) of the Holy Quran. They discuss the stories of great Prophets such as Lot, Abraham and Moses, and the consequences of those who rejected their message.

The first half of this chapter contains an invitation, an admonition and a warning. God is One and He is in control. This life is very short and the Hereafter is forever. Attention is drawn to ignorance and deviation and their consequences. The people are warned not to behave like the people of the past whose civilisations were destroyed.

This a Medinan chapter that has 129 Verses. The main topic is war and peace