Surah Saad (The Letter _Saad_)_ Arabic and English translation.

Surah Saad is the 38th chapter (surah) of the Quran consisting of 88 verses. It was revealed in Makkah and is named after the Arabic letter "Saad" which appears at the beginning of the Surah. The Surah talks about the stories of several prophets and their struggles to convey the message of Allah to their people who rejected them. The Surah begins by highlighting the greatness of Allah and His power to bestow blessings and punishments upon His creation. It then narrates the story of the prophet David (Dawud) and his wisdom, patience, and devotion to Allah. The Surah also tells the story of the famous prophet, Job (Ayyub), and his unwavering faith in Allah, despite immense suffering. Surah Saad then narrates the story of the prophet Solomon (Sulaiman) and his kingdom, which was granted to him by Allah. It emphasizes that Allah is the source of all power and wealth, and that he can easily take it away from whoever he wills. The Surah also talks about Prophet Noah (Nuh) and the corruption of his people, and how he preached to them for centuries but they continued to reject his message until they were finally destroyed. Similarly, the Surah talks about Prophet Hud and his people, who also refused to believe in his message and were consequently destroyed. The Surah concludes with a reminder about the Day of Judgment, when all souls will be held accountable for their deeds. It emphasizes the importance of being steadfast in faith and good deeds in this life, as these are the only things that will endure in the Hereafter. In summary, Surah Saad highlights the importance of having faith in Allah and submitting to his commands. It narrates the stories of several prophets and their struggles to convey the message of Allah to their people. The Surah reminds believers of the transience of this world and the ultimate accountability in the Hereafter.