Surah Ad-Dahr

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Surah Ad-Dahr is a chapter of the Qur’an that discusses human creation, free will, gratitude, and the rewards of the righteous in the Hereafter.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Meccan surah
Surah of the Qur'an
addresses the Prophet Muhammad
linked to: Muhammad
associatedConcept divine decree and human choice
eternal life after death
reward for altruism
canonicalStatus part of the standard Qur'anic canon
describesReward garments of fine silk and brocade
pure drink
reclining on raised couches
silver bracelets
discusses free will
gratitude
human creation
ingratitude
punishment of the disbelievers
rewards of the righteous
the Hereafter
emphasizes feeding the poor
fulfilling vows
patience
sincerity for the sake of Allah
hasAlternativeName Surah Al-Insan
Surah Hal Ata
instructs glorification of Allah at night
prostration at night
remembrance of the name of the Lord
the Prophet to be patient
language Classical Arabic
locatedIn Juz 29
mentions chains and blazing fire for the wicked
creation from a mixed drop of sperm
guidance as a test for humans
paradise for the righteous
numberOfVerses 31
openingWords Hal ata ‘ala al-insani hinun mina ad-dahri
partOf The Qur'an
linked to: Quran
recitedIn Muslim prayers
religiousTradition Islam
revealedIn Makkah
linked to: Mecca
revealedTo Prophet Muhammad
linked to: Muhammad
scriptureType Revelation
surahNumber 76
theme contrast between gratitude and disbelief
eternal consequences of choices
test of human beings

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Surah Al-Insan hasAlternativeName Surah Ad-Dahr
Surah Al-Insan hasArabicAlternativeName سورة الدهر
linked to: Surah Ad-Dahr
The Emissaries followsSurah Surah Ad-Dahr (according to some orderings)
linked to: Surah Ad-Dahr