Monday, June 6, 2022

Introduction to English Translation and Tafsir of Surah Ad-Duha

 

Understand the meaning and Tafsir of Surah Ad-Duha

Name of Surah Ad-Duha

This surah is called Ad-Duha because it begins with swearing by Ad-Duha translated into the forenoon. 93:1 By the forenoon… It was revealed in Makkah. 

Relationship between Surah Ad-Duha and Surah al-Layl

According to the written copy of the Quran, al-Mushaf, surah Ad-Duha comes after Surah al-Layl, which is concluded with Allah’s promise to the God-fearing that they will be pleased with His reward. Surah Ad-Duha confirms this promise. Allah, Exalted be He, says, interpretation of the meaning, 

 93:5 And your Lord will surely give you and you will be pleased.

Surah al-Layl mentions that the God-fearing will be far away from Hell and its severe punishment. Surah Ad-Duha mentions some of Allah’s blessings on the master of all the God-fearing, Messenger Muhammad [peace be upon him]. 

Main Topics Discussed in Surah Ad-Duha

Surah Ad-Duha discusses topics related to the personality of Messenger Muhammad.

The surah begins with swearing by the Creator of the forenoon, Allah. It says that He did not forsake His Messenger and Prophet Muhammad, nor did He hate him; rather, he had a high rank with Allah and he was under His care. 

93:1 By the forenoon,

 93:2 and by the night when it grows still, 93:3 your Lord has neither forsaken you nor hates you.

Allah gave Messenger Muhammad good news that he would attain the greatest blessing in the Hereafter one of which is the great intercession. 93:5 And your Lord will surely give you and you will be pleased.

Surah Ad-Duha mentions some of Allah’s blessings on Messenger Muhammad since his childhood. 

93:6 Did He not find you an orphan and shelter you? 93:7 And did He not find you wandering and guide you,

 93:8 and He found you needy and made you rich?

Surah Ad-Duha is concluded by commanding Messenger Muhammad to adhere to three virtues, namely, being compassionate towards the orphan, helping the needy, and thanking Allah for His blessings.

 93:9 Therefore, as for the orphan, do not oppress, 93:10 and as for one who asks for help, do not chide. 93:11 And as for the blessing of your Lord, proclaim it.

The Noble Quran English Translation of Surah Ad-Duha 

The Noble Quran Introduction to Surah Al-Layl English Translation and Tafsir

Introduction to Surah ash-Shams English Translation and Tafsir


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