إبراهيم
Ibrāhīm
Ibrahim
| Classification | Meccan |
|---|---|
| Position | Juzʼ 13 |
| No. of Rukus | 7 |
| No. of verses | 52 |
Ibrahim (Arabic: إبراهيم, Ibrāhīm; Arabic equivalent of "Abraham") is the fourteenth part (surah) of the Qur'an with 52 stanzas (āyāt).
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Summary- 1 The Quran given to direct men out of murkiness into light
- 2-3 A heinous discipline anticipates the unbelievers
- 4 Witnesses generally utilize the language of their kin
- 5 Moses shipped off Pharaoh and his kin
- 6-8 His message to the offspring of Israel
- 9-13 Previous prophets were dismissed disregarding their wonders
- 13-14 Supernatural occurrences just conceivable by the desire of God
- 15 The prophets endure oppression with renunciation
- 16 The unbelievers decide to oust their prophets out of the land
- 17 God uncovers to them the defeat of the devilish
- 18 Heathens fizzle of achievement through the requests of the messengers
- 19-21 The destruction of the unbelievers
- 22-23 God ready to annihilate the heathens and to make others in their stead
- 24-25 Worshipful pioneers will admit themselves unfit to help their misled devotees in the day of judgment
- 26-27 Even Satan will abandon barbarians in damnation
- 28 The compensation of the equitable in Heaven
- 29-32 Illustrations of the great and abhorrent tree
- 33-35 The barbarians compromised with inferno
- 35-36 Genuine devotees urged to endurance and petition
- 37 Complex blessings of God to humankind
- 38-41 Abraham appeals to God for him and youngsters that they might be kept from excessive admiration
- 42 He asks pardon for him as well as his folks
- 43-46 God isn't paying little heed to what unbelievers do, and will unquestionably rebuff them
- 47-48 The inconspicuous plotting of the unbelievers will be brought to disarray
- 49 The earth and sky to be changed at the restoration
- 50-51 The loathsome destruction of the underhanded
- 52 Admonition planned to lead men to the genuine God .
