Learn Sūrat Ibrāhīm
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What Sūrat Ibrāhīm is about
Sūrat Ibrāhīm has 52 āyāt in the thirteenth juzʼ. It opens with a Book sent down to bring people out of darkness into light (14:1). Every messenger was sent in the language of his own people (14:4), and Allah promises more to those who are grateful (14:7).
It is named after Ibrāhīm (Abraham), whose prayer near the Sacred House forms its heart (14:35–41). He asks Allah to make the city safe, to keep him and his sons from idols, and to make him and his descendants keep up the prayer. The sūrah also gives the parable of a good word like a good tree, its roots firm and its branches in the sky (14:24).
- Āyāt 1–8
From darkness into light
The Book was sent down to bring people from darkness into light. Mūsā (Moses) was sent with the same task and reminded his people of the days of Allah. If you are grateful, Allah will give you more (14:7).
- Āyāt 9–21
Messengers and their peoples
The peoples of Nūḥ, ʿĀd and Thamūd told their messengers they doubted them. The messengers answered that they put their trust in Allah. The deeds of those who disbelieve are like ashes blown away on a stormy day (14:18).
- Āyāt 22–34
Shayṭān’s confession and the good word
On the Day, Shayṭān admits he had no power over people except to call them (14:22). A good word is like a good tree, and a bad word like an uprooted one (14:24–26). If people tried to count Allah’s blessings they could not number them (14:34).
- Āyāt 35–41
Ibrāhīm’s prayer
Ibrāhīm asks Allah to make the city safe and to keep him and his sons from worshipping idols. He has settled some of his descendants in a barren valley by the Sacred House. He prays to keep up the prayer, and for forgiveness for himself, his parents and the believers.
- Āyāt 42–52
A message for all people
Allah is not unaware of what wrongdoers do; He only delays them to a Day when eyes stare in terror (14:42). On that Day the earth will be changed into another earth (14:48). This is a message for people, so they know He is One God (14:52).
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