Surah Fatir

Surah Fatir

Surah Fatir

Detail Information Of Surah Fatir

AttributeDetails
Surah NameFatir (The Originator)
No. of Ayats45
Place of RevelationMakkah
Date of RevelationBefore Hijrah
Main ThemeThe Power and Wisdom of Allah, the Evidence of Creation, and the Consequences of Denial
Position in the Quran35th Surah
No. of Rukus4
ClassificationMeccan Surah
SignificanceEmphasizes the power of Allah as the Creator and Sustainer of the universe, highlighting His attributes and the evidence of His existence in creation, while warning of the consequences for those who deny His signs
Related Prophets MentionedIbrahim (Abraham), Musa (Moses), and others indirectly
Key MessageStresses the greatness of Allah as the Originator and Sustainer of creation, the evidence of His existence and power in the natural world, and the consequences for those who reject His signs and guidance
Order of Revelation35th Surah Revealed
Time of RevelationLate Meccan Period
Occasion of RevelationRevealed to provide reassurance to the Prophet Muhammad and early Muslims about the certainty of divine justice, using the signs of creation to emphasize Allah’s power and the reality of the Hereafter
Names of Allah MentionedAl-Khaliq (The Creator), Al-Fattah (The Judge), Al-Hakeem (The Wise)
Connection to Previous SurahsContinues themes of divine power and the evidence of creation as seen in Surah Al-Ankabut and other Meccan surahs, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and acknowledging Allah’s signs
Miraculous ElementsThe creation of the heavens and the earth, the diversity of creation, and the signs of Allah’s power and wisdom as evidence of His existence and authority
Famous VersesVerse 1 (Allah as the Originator of the heavens and the earth), Verse 3 (Call to recognize Allah’s signs in creation), Verse 45 (Consequences for those who deny Allah’s signs)
Contextual BackgroundAddressed to the disbelievers of Makkah and early Muslims, providing them with a perspective on the power and wisdom of Allah through reflection on creation and warning of the consequences of denial
Ethical TeachingsEmphasizes the importance of recognizing and worshiping Allah alone, acknowledging His signs in creation, and the consequences of rejecting His guidance and authority
Relation to Tawheed (Monotheism)Reinforces the oneness of Allah through reflection on His role as the Creator and Sustainer, emphasizing the necessity of worshiping Him alone and recognizing His supreme power and wisdom

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