Surah An-Naml

Surah An-Naml

Surah An-Naml

Detail Info Of Surah An-Naml

AttributeDetails
Surah NameAn-Naml (The Ants)
No. of Ayats93
Place of RevelationMakkah
Date of RevelationBefore Hijrah
Main ThemeStories of Past Prophets, Signs of Allah’s Power, and the Struggle between Truth and Falsehood
Position in the Quran27th Surah
No. of Rukus7
ClassificationMeccan Surah
SignificanceFocuses on the story of Prophet Sulaiman (Solomon) and his encounter with the queen of Sheba, the power of Allah’s signs, and the eventual victory of truth over falsehood
Related Prophets MentionedMusa (Moses), Dawud (David), Sulaiman (Solomon), Salih, Lut (Lot), and others
Key MessageEmphasizes the signs of Allah’s power, the miracles given to past prophets, and the importance of recognizing and following divine guidance
Order of Revelation48th Surah Revealed
Time of RevelationMiddle Meccan Period
Occasion of RevelationRevealed to remind the Quraysh of Makkah about the fate of previous nations who rejected their prophets, using the stories of Sulaiman, Musa, and others as examples
Names of Allah MentionedAl-Hakeem (The Wise), Al-Aleem (The All-Knowing), Al-Aziz (The Mighty)
Connection to Previous SurahsContinues the discussion on divine signs and the consequences of rejecting prophets, building upon themes from Surah Ash-Shu’ara and other earlier Meccan surahs
Miraculous ElementsThe miracle of Sulaiman’s ability to communicate with animals, control the wind, and the miraculous submission of the queen of Sheba to Allah
Famous VersesVerse 18-19 (Story of the ants and Sulaiman), Verse 40 (Sulaiman’s prayer for wisdom), Verse 60-65 (Signs of Allah’s creation)
Contextual BackgroundAddressed to the disbelievers of Makkah, reminding them of the power and wisdom of Allah, using the stories of past prophets to illustrate the consequences of rejecting divine guidance
Ethical TeachingsStresses humility, wisdom, recognition of divine power, and the importance of following divine guidance, illustrating these qualities through the example of Prophet Sulaiman and his dealings with the queen of Sheba
Relation to Tawheed (Monotheism)Reinforces Allah’s oneness by emphasizing His supreme control over creation and the miracles bestowed upon His prophets as signs of His power and guidance

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