الشعراء
Ash-Shuʻarāʼ
The Poets
| Classification | Meccan |
|---|---|
| Position | Juzʼ 19 |
| No. of Rukus | 11 |
| No. of verses | 227 |
Ash-Shu‘ara’(Arabic: الشعراء, 'debris shu'arā'; meaning: The Writers) is the 26th section (sūrah) of the Qurʾan with 227 stanzas (āyāt). A significant number of these stanzas are exceptionally short. The part is named from the word Debris Shu'ara in ayat 224.
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Summary- 1-2 Muhammad is lamented at the unbelief of the Quraish
- 3-4 God will give them no supernatural occurrence save the Quran
- 5 The Quraish see the Quran as a fabrication
- 5-8 God will send a bleak courier whom they will regard
- The narrative of Moses
- 9-10 He is shipped off Pharaoh and his kin
- 11-12 Expecting that he will be called a fraud, Moses asks that Aaron be sent with him
- 13-16 Moses being guaranteed that he won't be executed for homicide, is shipped off request arrival of the Israelites
- 17-18 Pharaoh accuses Moses of thoughtlessness
- 19-21 Moses apologizes to Pharaoh for killing the Egyptian
- 22-27 Moses is accused of being a psycho
- 28 Pharaoh undermines Moses in the event that he don't love him
- 29-32 Moses performs marvels before Pharaoh
- 33-41 Egyptian entertainers called to rival Moses
- 42-47 Moses challenges with the entertainers, who are changed over
- 48-49 Pharaoh, angered, takes steps to kill the entertainers
- 50-51 The performer changes over put their confidence in God
- 52 Moses instructed to take Israelites forward from Egypt
- 53-60 Pharaoh and his kin seek after them
- 61-65 The Red Ocean is separated by Moses, and Israelites ignore
- 66-68 The Egyptians are suffocated, and become an admonition to all unbelievers
- The tale of Abraham
- 69-82 He teaches against worshipful admiration
- 83-92 Abraham petitions God for him as well as his dad
- 93-102 He cautions his kin of the vain atonement of worshipers of another god in damnation
- 103, 104 A large portion of his kin dismissed him
- The tale of Noah
- 105 His kin blamed him for imposture
- 106-110 Noah admonishes them to have confidence in God
- 111-115 Unbelievers want Noah to dismiss his unfortunate supporters
- 116 Denying, they compromise him with savagery
- 117-119 Noah takes asylum in God, and is saved in the ark
- 120-122 The unbelievers are suffocated
- The Historical backdrop of Hūd
- 123 They accuse God's couriers of imposture
- 124-135 Húd claims the prophetic office, and teaches the Ádites
- 136-139 They reject Hud's alerts and accuse him of imposture
- 139-140 The unbelieving Ádites are annihilated
- The account of the Thamúdites
- 141 They accuse the prophets of imposture
- 142-152 Sálih, proclaiming himself a prophet, teaches them
- 153 The Thamúdites reject Sálih and call him a maniac
- 154-156 They request a sign, and a she-camel is offered for a hint
- 157-159 They kill the she-camel, and are annihilated for unfaithfulness
- The narrative of Parcel
- 160 The Homosexuals charge their prophets with imposture
- 161-166 Parcel broadcasts himself a prophet, and teaches them
- 167 The Homosexuals undermine him with brutality
- 168-171 God saves Parcel from Sodom, yet Part's significant other is annihilated
- 172-174 The unbelievers obliterated by a shower of stones
- The tale of the Midianites
- 175 They call God's couriers shams
- 176-184 Shuaib declares himself a prophet, and teaches them
- 185-187 They call him a crazy person and a liar, and challenge him to cause the sky fall on them
- 188-191 They are obliterated in their unbelief
- 192-195 The Quran given to Muhammad, through Gabriel, in the Arabic language
- 196-197 The Quran validated as God's Promise by the previous Sacred writings
- 198-203 The hearts of the Quraish are solidified by the Quran
- 204 The Quraish disdain Muhammad's threatenings
- 205-207 God's kindness extends the judgment of uncontrite heathens
- 208-209 God never obliterates a group without first advance notice them
- 210-212 Satan didn't help with uncovering the Quran
- 213-214 Muhammad cautioned against excessive admiration, and rebuked to speak about Islam to his family members
- 215-220 Genuine adherents to be dealt with compliantly, and unbelievers to be treated with self control
- 221-223 Demons drop on the hearts of unbelievers
- 224-227 Unbelieving artists are frantic; accepting writers complimented
- 227 The vile will rapidly be rebuffed
- The critical issues, divine regulations, and heading uncovered in the surah can be recorded as follows:-
- God's location to Muhammad that he should not whine himself to death with trouble for the people's incredulity.
- Story of Moses, Pharaoh, and recovery of the posterity of Israel.
- Story of Ibrahim and his conflicts against icon admirers.
- The way that the worshipers of another god and their misleading divinities will both be overturned into damnation.
- Records of Prophets Noah, Part, Hud, Saleh, Shuaib and their kin.
- Qur'an is revealed in the Arabic language
- Satan plunge on those bad reprobates who check out tattle and are liars.
