سورۃ الشعراء وَاِذَا مَرِضۡتُ فَهُوَ يَشۡفِيۡنِ قاری شیخ عبداللہ موسیٰ

Ash-Shu‘ara’[1] (Arabic: الشعراء, ’ash-shu‘arā’; meaning: The Poets) is the 26th chapter (sūrah) of the Qurʾan with 227 verses (āyāt). Many of these verses are very short. The chapter is named from the word Ash-Shu'ara in ayat 224.[2] The chapter talks about various prophets and their tribes, and how the disbelievers were destroyed after threatening the prophets with death. It also talks about the mercy of God (Allah). This surah starts with the story of Moses, followed by that of Abraham. Regarding the timing and contextual background of the revelation (asbāb al-nuzūl), it is an earlier "Meccan surah", which means it is believed to have been revealed in Mecca. The topic and the style appear, and the traditions affirm, that it was uncovered during the center Makkan period. As indicated by Ibn Abbas, Surah Ta-Ha was uncovered first, at that point Surah Al-Waqiah, and afterward Surah Ash-Shu'ara Summary Salih inviting his people to see the She-Camel Illuminated collection of Stories of the Prophets 1-2 Muhammad is grieved at the unbelief of the Quraish 3-4 God will grant them no miracle save the Quran 5 The Quraish regard the Quran as a forgery 5-8 God will send a grim messenger whom they shall respect The story of Moses 9-10 He is sent to Pharaoh and his people 11-12 Fearing that he will be called an impostor, Moses asks that Aaron be sent with him 13-16 Moses being assured that he will not be put to death for murder, is sent to demand release of the Israelites 17-18 Pharaoh charges Moses with ingratitude 19-21 Moses apologises to Pharaoh for killing the Egyptian 22-27 Moses is charged with being a madman 28 Pharaoh threatens Moses if he do not worship him 29-32 Moses performs miracles before Pharaoh 33-41 Egyptian magicians called to compete with Moses 42-47 Moses contests with the magicians, who are converted 48-49 Pharaoh, enraged, threatens to crucify the magicians 50-51 The magician converts put their trust in God 52 Moses commanded to take Israelites forth from Egypt 53-60 Pharaoh and his people pursue them 61-65 The Red Sea is divided by Moses, and Israelites pass over 66-68 The Egyptians are drowned, and become a warning to all unbelievers The story of Abraham 69-82 He preaches against idolatry 83-92 Abraham prays for himself and his father 93-102 He warns his people of the vain repentance of idolaters in hell 103, 104 Most of his people rejected him The story of Noah 105 His people accused him of imposture 106-110 Noah exhorts them to have faith in God 111-115 Unbelievers desire Noah to reject his poor followers 116 Refusing, they threaten him with violence 117-119 Noah takes refuge in God, and is saved in the ark 120-122 The unbelievers are drowned The History of Hūd 123 They charge God's messengers with imposture 124-135 Húd claims the prophetic office, and preaches to the Ádites 136-139 They reject Hud's warnings and charge him with imposture 139-140 The unbelieving Ádites are destroyed The story of the Thamúdites 141 They charge the prophets with imposture 142-152 Sálih, declaring himself a prophet, preaches to them 153 The Thamúdites reject Sálih and call him a madman 154-156 They demand a sign, and a she-camel is given for a sign 157-159 They slay the she-camel, and are destroyed for infidelity The story of Lot 160 The Sodomites accuse their prophets with imposture 161-166 Lot proclaims himself a prophet, and preaches to them 167 The Sodomites threaten him with violence 168-171 God saves Lot from Sodom, but Lot's wife is destroyed 172-174 The unbelievers destroyed by a shower of stones The story of the Midianites 175 They call God's messengers impostors 176-184 Shuaib proclaims himself a prophet, and preaches to them 185-187 They call him a madman and a liar, and challenge him to cause the heavens fall on them 188-191 They are destroyed in their unbelief 192-195 The Quran given to Muhammad, through Gabriel, in the Arabic language 196-197 The Quran attested as God's Word by the former Scriptures 198-203 The hearts of the Quraish are hardened by the Quran 204 The Quraish scorn Muhammad's threatenings 205-207 God's mercy deepens the condemnation of impenitent infidels 208-209 God never destroys a people without first warning them 210-212 The Devil did not assist in revealing the Quran 213-214 Muhammad warned against idolatry, and admonished to preach Islam to his relatives 215-220 True believers to be treated meekly, and unbelievers to be treated with forbearance 221-223 Devils descend on the hearts of unbelievers 224-227 Unbelieving poets are mad; believing poets commended 227 The unjust will speedily be punished [4] The significant issues, divine laws, and direction revealed in the surah can be listed as follows:- God's address to Muhammad that he ought not fuss himself to death with distress for the individuals' disbelief. Story of Moses, Pharaoh, and redemption of the offspring of Israel. Story of Ibrahim and his contentions against idol worshippers. The way that the idolaters and their false-deities will both be toppled into hellfire. Accounts of Prophets Noah, Lot, Hud, Saleh, Shuaib and their people. Qur'an is uncovered in the Arabic language Satan plunge on those corrupt delinquents who tune in to gossip and are liars.