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Writer's pictureMohamed Elgayar

☪️ Quran: Chapter 103 Al Asr – The Era سورة العصر

Updated: Aug 23

Revelation place: Mecca

Revelation order: 13

Number of verses: 3


The Holy Quran (Period 609-632 CE) can only be in Arabic.

· Texts in Red & Blue are Quranic Scripture Translation

· Texts Between (Brackets are Quranic Interpretation Notes by the Translator).

· Texts Between <Is the Arabic pronunciation of the Quran>.

· The Holy Quran is the only revealed by God book that exists today unchanged and

preserved in its original revealed language.


The Arabic Holy Quran revealed upon the prophet Mohamed (PBUH) during the years 609-632 CE is divided into 114 chapters, of which 86 chapters were revealed in Mecca, and 28 chapters revealed in The Madinah

Those revealed in Mecca deal primarily with the "Islamic Creed" including belief in Allah, the Omnipresent and Eternal, His angels, His books, His messengers, the Resurrection and Judgment Day, and the divine preordination of good and evil.

Those revealed in The Madinah deal mainly with moral principles, legislation, community development, and warfare.

Allah Knows Best


 

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 Quran)


1- By the Era.

(Always. Allah affirms by the time cycle, the eras, historical present and future periods)


2- Surely human is at loss.

(Look into the history, Humans in this life will always be in a state of loss, individually and collectively,

willingly they perish due to their actions, or unwillingly with age)


3- Except those who believed,

and do righteous deeds,

and willed by the truth

and willed in patience.

(Except who believed and willingly commanded, advised, and bequest by the truth

and persisted on it. Those will be in a state of gain in this life and or afterlife)


(Truth from Allah the mighty)


Disclaimer:

The Holy Quran can only be read in its original Arabic language. No translation or interpretation of the Holy Quran can be used as a replacement for the Arabic Holy Quran. I am not a scholar nor do I have any Islamic diplomas. I have tried to provide a Quran translation and contemplations that are faithful to the Quranic Arabic language using an empirical approach that is based on my readings of selected scholars’ interpretations, my personal experiences, and my understanding of The Holy Quran as a Muslim native Arabic speaker.



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