Ash Shuara (Arabic: الشعراء) is the 26th chapter of the Quran. It consists of 11 Rukus, 227 verses, 1223 words, and 5630 letters. The meaning of surah ash-shu’ara is The Poets.It is Makki Surah, and it opens with Muqatta’at letters طسم. The surah takes its name from its verse 224. This sura is located in the 19th Juz of the Quran. The chapter discusses various prophets and their tribes. It highlights that how the disbelievers were destroyed after threatening the prophets with death. The chapter discusses the mercy of God (Allah), starting with the story of Moses, followed by that of Abraham, and includes tales of destroyed deniers such as Pharaoh and the peoples of Noah, Shu’aib, Lot, and Salih.
Following are the benefits of reciting this surat:
Surah ash shu’ara ayat 214 is the verse of ashira, instructs Muhammad to warn his closest relatives. The hadith about the warning (يوم الإنذار) , also referred to as the invitation of the relatives (دعوة ذو العشیرة). According to early historians Ibn Sa’d and Ibn Ishaq, the verse of ashira instructed Muhammad to publicly announce his prophetic mission by inviting his relatives to Islam, approximately three years after the first divine revelation. Two versions describe how events unfolded, possibly reflecting two separate attempts by Muhammad, although his uncle Abu Lahab reportedly thwarted both efforts. The verse of the ashira might also draw parallels to Abraham’s admonition to his father in the same chapter (sura) of the Quran.
وَ اَنْذِرْ عَشِیْرَتَكَ الْاَقْرَبِیْنَ(214)
اور اپنے قریبی رشتہ داروں کو ڈراؤ (214)