سورۃ الانبیاء قاری شیخ عبد الباسطؒ

Al-Anbiyaʼ[1] (Arabic: الأنبياء, ’al-’anbiyā’; meaning: "The Prophets")[2] is the 21st chapter (sūrah) of the Quran with 112 verses (āyāt). Regarding the timing and contextual background of the believed revelation (asbāb al-nuzūl), it is an earlier "Meccan surah", which means it is believed to have been revealed in Mecca, rather than later in Medina. Its principal subject matter is prophets of the past, who also preached the same faith as Muhammad.Summary 1-4 The judgment of careless and mocking Quraish near 5 The Makkan people regard Muhammad as “a forger” 6 Miracles not performed by Muhammad because former nations received no benefit from seeing them 7-8 The former prophets were but mortal men 9 God favours his prophets but judges infidels 10 The Quraish mentioned in the Quran 11-15 The unbelieving cities and scoffers destroyed 16-17 The heavens and the earth not created in play 18 The truth must triumph 19-22 Angels serve God, therefore not to be worshipped 23 God is sovereign 24 The great sin of idolatry 25 All apostles testified to God’s unity 26 Angels are not the daughters of God but only 'His' honoured servants[3] 27-28 Angelic intercession only by divine permission 29 The doom of angels who usurp divine honours 30-34 God’s works the proof of his divinity 35-36 None immortal but God 36-37 Muhammad regarded by the Makkans as a scoffer 38-39 Men hasty to call down divine wrath on themselves 40-41 Threatened vengeance will descend suddenly 42-43 The doom of those who mocked former prophets 44 The gods of the idolaters unable to deliver their votaries 45 God will triumph over the infidels 46 Muhammad only a warner 47 The deaf will not hear the warnings of God 48 God will judge righteously 49-51 Moses and Aaron, like Muhammad, received a revelation The Story of Abraham 52 He receives a revelation 53-57 Reproaches his father and people with idolatry 58 He devises a plot to destroy the idols 59-60 He destroys the idols of the Chaldeans 61-62 He is accused before the people 63-64 He lays the blame on the largest idol 65-66 The Chaldeans at first disposed to repent, but they draw back 67 Abraham reproaches them for their idolatry 68 They command him to be burned alive 69-70 God miraculously delivers him 71-73 He receives the promise of Isaac and Jacob 74-75 Lot delivered from Sodom 70-77 Noah delivered from the Flood 77 The persecutors of Noah drowned 78-80 The wisdom of David and Solomon 81-82 Winds and demons subject to Solomon 83-84 Job is delivered from his affliction 85-88 Other prophets receive mercy from God 89-90 Zachariah’s prayer answered 91 God’s favour to Mary and Jesus 92-93 The true religion one, but Jews and Christians have sects 94 The faithful certain to be rewarded 95-97 Infidels to be judged at the resurrection 98-100 Idolaters with their gods to be cast into hell 101-103 The reward of the righteous 104 The heavens to be rolled away at the judgment 105-106 The righteous shall inherit the earth 107-109 Muhammad proclaims himself to be a warner 110-111 God knoweth the secret thoughts of the infidels 112 God will judge the infidels and show mercy to his prophet