☪️ Quran:Chapter 26 The Poets – Al Shuraa سورة الشعراء

Revelation place: Mecca

Revelation order: 47

Number of verses: 227

Theme:

This Surah emphasizes belief in the Hereafter, the Oneness of God , and responds to doubts about the Quran. It urges reflection on creation of our bodies, food, water, and fire, as evidence of God’s power. Humans are reminded of their helplessness at death. Denial of the truth will not stop the reality of resurrection and judgment by Allah.

I seek refuge with Allah from Satan, the condemned.

With the name of Allah, the Gracious the Merciful.

(Acknowledge and declare that Allah is the author of the Quran)

1- Tah, Seen, Meem . These standalone letters are not part of a sentence, making their exact meaning unclear. Over the centuries, scholars have pondered their significance, but without direct guidance from Allah, their meanings remain hidden."

When a word is part of a sentence and that word is new or has multiple meanings, it helps to compare that word when it appears again in other sentences in the Quran, to understand its meaning.

But these “Standalone letters” are not part of any sentence to shed light on their meaning, even if repeated they are still “stand-alone”.

My point of view are these Standalone letters serve as a powerful reminder of our dependence on Allah's guidance. Without His insight, much in life, including these standalone letters, remains a mystery. They exemplify our need to seek understanding through the Quran, Allah's Straight Path.

It's important to remember that the Prophet was illiterate, and the Quran was revealed to him verbally. He conveyed it in the same manner it was revealed to him

Tah, Seen, Meem." Reiterate the importance of humility in the face of divine mystery and the continuous pursuit of knowledge through the Quran.)

(Allah knows best)

2- These are the signs of the clear book

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