Surah An Naziat

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Surah An Naziat (Arabic: لنازعات‎) english meaning Those Who Pull Out” is the 79th surat of the Quran consist of 46 verses. Surah An-Nazi’at is preceded by Surah An-Naba and followed by Surah Abasa. An Naziat surah contains 46 verses divided into 2 sections. Its name is derived from the first verse where the word “Nazi’at” is mentioned. (1)وَالنَّازِعَاتِ غَرْقًا The Surah begins with oaths sworn by the angels who take souls at death, who swiftly execute Allah’s commands, and who manage the affairs of the universe according to Divine Will. These oaths affirm that the Resurrection and the second life after death are certain to occur.

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Main Topics of Quran Surat Al Naziat

• Surah An-Nazi’at discusses Qiyamah (the Day of Judgment), its nature, and the fear it instills.
• It highlights examples of God’s might and its manifestations in creation, a common theme in Meccan chapters, to awaken hearts and call people to the true religion.
• Allah emphasizes that Qiyamah is an undeniable truth, but only He knows its exact time.

Story of Moses and Pharaoh

The Naziat Surah briefly recounts the story of Prophet Moses and Pharaoh, highlighting Pharaoh’s fate for denying the Messenger and rejecting the divine guidance he brought, as well as attempting to thwart his mission through trickery and deceit. The Surah warns the people of Makkah that if they do not learn from this story and change their behavior, they will face a similar fate.

Virtues and benefits of quran surah al naziat

Following are the benefits and virtues reciting surah an naziat

Contemplating the Authority of Allah: The Surah emphasizes Allah’s supreme power, evident in the story of Prophet Moses and Pharaoh. Despite Pharaoh’s authority, he is shown powerless against Allah’s will and Prophet Moses’ signs.

Encouragement for Seeking Repentance: Surah An-Nazi’at vividly portrays the Day of Judgment, regret, and realization individuals will face, underscoring the consequences of theiractions.

Safeguarding and Divine Favor: Reciting the Qur’an is inherently blessed, and bring special protection and blessings. Moreover, Many see regular recitation as a shield against adversity experiencing palpable peace and tranquility.

Lessons in Morality: The Surah contains valuable moral teachings, notably seen in the narrative of Prophet Moses and Pharaoh. This story contrasts humility with arrogance. Furthermore it highlight Pharaoh’s downfall despite his great power, serving as a warning against pride and the denial of truth.

Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his pure progeny) has narrated that:

”Whoever recites Surah An-Nazi’at, their reckoning on the Day of Judgment will be as short and swift as performing an obligatory prayer. 1”

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