Quran Summary

JUZZ-17 This summary of the seventeenth Juz covers Surah Al Anbiya Ayah 1 to Surah Al Hajj Ayah 78. Beginning of the Seventeenth Juz 🍀 Surah Ambiya, which derives its name from the fact that it mentions a series of Ambiya Alayhimus Salam. The Surah also cautions people against being negligent about Qiyamah and the reckoning on that day. 📌 Allah mentions that the Qur'an contains every type of advice and explanation for mankind. Men therefore have a choice before them and should anticipate the consequences of their acts. 📌 None can ever save himself from Allah's punishment when it comes, and people will be foolish to pin their hopes in their fabricated gods. People will be called to account for every minute act- even an act the size of a mustard seed will be weighed in the scale of acts. Allah's judgement on the Day of Qiyamah will be final and binding. 📌 In the remaining verses of Surah Ambiya, Allah discusses the various Ambiya from Ibrahim Alayhis Salam to...

JUZZ-16 The summary of the Sixteenth Juz covers Surah Al Kahf Ayah 75 to Surah Taha Ayah 135. Beginning of the Sixteenth Juz This part of Sûrah Kahf contains the incident of Dhul Qarnain whose kingdom was extremely extensive. He was a pious Mu'min who ruled very justly. It was during his reign that the barbaric tribes of Ya'jûj and Majûj plundered other nations and wreaked havoc in their lives. Dhul Qarnain stemmed their tide of anarchy by erecting a wall of iron and copper at their exit between two mountains. He made it clear to the people there that it was only Allâh's mercy that kept the wall from collapsing because it was merely a temporary object of this world. They were therefore to continue performing good acts and purge their actions of shirk. In this regard the final verse of the Sûrah reads: ‑‑‑So whoever aspires for the meeting with his Rabb should perform good acts and not associate anyone as partner to the worship of his Rabb." (verse 110) Sûrah...

JUZZ-15 This summary of the fifteen juzz covers Surah Al Isra Ayah 1 to Surah Al Kahf Ayah 74. Beginning of the Fifteenth Juz Sûrah Bani Isra'îl follows Sûrah Nahl as the seventeenth Sûrah of the Qur'ân. Allâh took Rasuluilâh Sallallâhu 'alayhi wasallam on the miraculous journey of Mi'râj, when Allâh showed him great signs of His power. It was on this journey that Allâh made the five daily Salâh obligatory on all Muslims. This blessed Sûrah also contains the 14 guidelines by which the life of a Muslim can be most fulfilling. These are: 🔺1. Worship only Allâh. 🔺2. Treat parents kindly. 🔺3. Fulfil the rights of relatives, the poor and travellers. 🔺4. Never be wasteful. 🔺5. If you cannot be of assistance to a person in need, inform him kindly. 🔺6. Be neither miserly nor extravagant, but choose a path between the two. 🔺7. Never kill your children for fear of poverty. 🔺8. Never even come close to fornication or adultery. 🔺9. Never slay a person w...

Juzz 14 This summary of the fourteenth juz covers Surah Al Hijr Ayah 1 to Surah Al Nahl ayah 128. Beginning of the Fourteenth Juz Sûrah Hijr follows Sûrah Ibrahîm. This Sûrah sounds a stern warning to those people who mocked Rasulullâh Sallallâhu 'alayhi wasallam message of Islâm and who called him a madman (Asthagfirullah). Allâh tells such people that the Qur'ân is a Reminder from Allâh which He has‑ revealed to Rasulullâh Sallallâhu 'alayhi wasallam.  Allâh adds: "Without doubt We have revealed the Reminder and We shall certainly be its protectors. (verse 9) Allâh consoles Rasulullâh Sallallâhu 'alayhi wasallam in this Sûrah by telling him that he should never allow the taunts and threats of the Mushrikîn to affect him because these people are following the footsteps of Shaytân and are destined for Jahannam.  Allâh declares that He is the Most Forgiving and the Most Merciful, but that He is also capable of inflicting a grievous punishment. Addressi...

Juzz-13 *Beginning of the Thirteenth Juz* When a severe drought struck Egypt and the surrounding areas, Egypt had no shortage of grains because Hadhrat 'Yusuf Alayhis Salam had already proposed to the king that they should keep grains in store from the previous year's harvest. Therefore, people from the neighbouring areas began to flock to Egypt for food. Among those who arrived in Egypt were the brothers of Hadhrat Yusuf Alayhis Salam. Although they failed to recognise him, he recognised them and returned their money to them without their knowledge. He also insisted that they bring their youngest brother along on the next trip. When they arrived home and found that their money was returned to them they said, "Oh our father! What more can we want? Here are our funds returned to us‑ (verse 65). On the next trip they took their youngest brother along with them. As they started to return home, Hadhrat Yusuf Alayhis Salam detained his youngest brother in Egypt on som...

JUZZ-12 _This summary of the twelfth juzz covers from Surah Hud ayah 6 to Surah Yusuf ayah 52._ *Beginning of the Twelfth Juz* Sûrah Hûd follows Sûrah Yunus and contains the incidents of many a past nation, describing the punishments that afflicted them because of their disbelief. Thereafter the Sûrah illustrates the scene of Qiyâmah and the rewards and punishment to be received by various classes of people. Allâh introduces the Sûrah by saying, "This is a Book, the verses of which have been consolidated and then expounded (coming from) The Wise, The Informed."  Proceeding further, Allâh says, "The responsibility for sustaining every creature on earth rests with Allâh." Allâh then describes how He created the universe. Allâh challenges man to produce Sûrahs the like of those in the Qur'ân if they feel that the Qur'ân is an invention of Rasulullâh Sallahu Alaihi Wassalam. However, even if they have to call everyone to their assistance, they will never be abl...

JUZZ-11 _This summary of the eleventh juzz covers Surah At Tauba ayah 94 to Surah Hud ayah 5._ *Beginning of the Eleventh Juz.* The ending of the tenth Juz dealt with those Munâfiqîn who concocted excuses to evade conscription into the Muslim army. There were also many proud Munâfiqîn who saw no need to excuse themselves. The opening verse of the Juz (verse 94 of Sûrah Taubah) refers to those Munâfiqîn who came to Rasulullâh Sallallâhu 'alayhi wasallam after the Battle of Tabûk. Addressing Rasulullâh Sallallâhu 'alayhi wasallam Allâh says, "They will make excuses to you when you return to them. Tell them, 'Do not make excuses, we shall never believe you. Allâh has already informed us about your condition...'" (verse 94) Allâh speaks about people who regard Zakâh as a burden on their shoulders. Allâh says, "Of the villagers are those who consider what they spend as a tax and they await the ill‑fortunes of fate to befall you. May the ill fortun...