Learn Sūrat Quraysh
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What Sūrat Quraysh is about
Sūrat Quraysh has 4 āyāt in the thirtieth juzʼ. It is named after Quraysh, and speaks of what they were used to: their journeys in winter and in summer (106:1–2).
For this, it says, let them worship the Lord of this House (106:3), who fed them against hunger and made them safe from fear (106:4). The sūrah asks for worship of the One who gave two plain gifts: food and safety.
- Āyāt 1–4
The Lord of this House
For the security of Quraysh, their familiar journeys in winter and summer, let them worship the Lord of this House, who fed them against hunger and made them safe from fear.
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