Surah Al-Waqi_ah (Thn. The Event)_ Arabic and English translation

Surah Al-Waqiah is the 56th chapter of the Quran, containing a total of 96 verses. The surah is named after the Arabic word "al-waqiah," which means the inevitable event. The surah talks about the inevitable event of the Day of Judgment and the rewards and punishments awaiting mankind according to their deeds. It stresses the importance of good deeds and reminds people of the temporary nature of this world and the eternal abode of the Hereafter. The surah mentions the three groups of people on the Day of Judgment: the foremost, the people of the right hand, and the people of the left hand. The foremost refers to those who believed in Allah and the Day of Judgment and strived to lead a righteous life. The people of the right hand are the believers who will receive their book of deeds in their right hand and enter Paradise. The people of the left hand are the disbelievers who refused to believe in Allah and will receive their book of deeds in their left hand and be punished in Hellfire. Surah Al-Waqiah also narrates the creation of man, emphasizing how Allah created humans from a simple fluid and fashioned them into a variety of shapes and forms. It highlights the need for humility and gratitude towards Allah, who created mankind and sustains them with His blessings. Moreover, the surah emphasizes the power and greatness of Allah. It suggests that everything in the heavens and the earth belongs to Allah, and He alone is the one who provides sustenance and guidance to His creation. The overall message of Surah Al-Waqiah is to remind people of the inevitability of the Hereafter and the importance of leading a righteous life. It prompts people to reflect on their deeds and encourages them to strive for good deeds, humility, and gratitude towards Allah.