The Highly Adventurous Life of ‘Ibrahim (a.

The Birthplace and Childhood of ‘Ibrahim.

The Highly Adventurous Life of ‘Ibrahim, the Iconoclastic Prophet.

Section 5: The Ingratitude of Men to Allah’s Bounties.

Section 4: Disbelievers Shall Be Disappointed – Truth Shall Be Established.

Several Traditions Concerning Gratitude.

Section 1: Qur’an Revealed to Lead Mankind to Light.

Section 6: The Two Witnesses of the Truth.

How is it That You Align and Consider Allah as a Counterpart for the Idols?.

Section 5: Messengers of Allah Were Mocked At.

Factors Which Generate Anxiety and Worries.

Section 4: Remembrance of Allah Sets Hearts at Rest.

Section 3: The Faithful and the Unfaithful Compared.The Motives and Factors for Lack of Acceptance.The Alterations Must Have Their Onset in Ourselves.Section 2: Allah, the Almighty Creator of the Universe.The Subjection of the Sun and the Moon:.Phraseological and Philological Sources.Attributes Needed for Working on This Kind of Commentary.

An Enlightening Commentary into the Light of the Holy Qur'an vol.We have reiterated over and again that such rewards and gains are not to be attained merely just by reading on the contrary, they will be brought about when the recitation is coupled with and backed up by meditation, reflection and, consequently, by the obtaining of clues for practical purposes. “Whoever reads Surah Bani Israel on each night preceding Fridays will unequivocally grasp the presence of Hadrat-i-Qa’im (as), before his death and will be included among his companions.” There are numerous rewards mentioned in various Islamic quotations for those who recite or read this Surah among which one may name the quotation from Imam Sadiq (as) who said: The Virtues of the Recitation of the Surah The Surah starts with ‘Glorification of Allah’ and ends up with Praising and worshipping Him. The main point in question in this Holy Surah is the ‘Ascension of the Messenger (S)’. This Surah has been named as ‘Subhan’ for its first word it has also been named Surah ‘Isra’ for the sake of referring to the adventure of ascension of the Prophet (S), and has also been named ‘Surah Bani ‘Isra’il’ for recounting of the story of Bani-Israel.Īs in the case of other ‘Meccan Suras’, this Surah deals with such issues as ‘monotheism’ ‘resurrection’ beneficial pieces of advice, and struggle against all sorts of paganism, injustice and deviation, traditions and rules, whether individual and social in historical perspective, the story of Adam and ’Iblis, the Prophet of Islam (S) and his position in Mecca. However, some are of the opinion that verses 26, 32, 33, 57, and 58 of it were originally revealed in Medina. Surah ‘Isra’ contains 111 verses, and it is widely known to be a Meccan Surah.

In The Name of Allah, The Beneficent, The Merciful 17ġ11 verses in 12 sections The Content of Surah ‘Isra’ Surah ‘Isra’ or Surah Bani-’Israel (The Children of Israel), No.