الزخرف
Az-Zukhruf
Ornaments of Gold
| Classification | Meccan |
|---|---|
| Position | Juzʼ 25 |
| No. of Rukus | 7 |
| No. of verses | 89 |
Az-Zukhruf (Arabic: الزخرف, "Trimmings of Gold, Extravagance") is the 43rd part (surah), of the Quran, the focal strict text of Islam. It contains 89 refrains (ayat).
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Summary- 1-3 The Arabic Quran replicated from a heavenly unique
- 4-7 Previous countries, similar to the Quraish, dismissed the prophets
- 8-14 Heathens recognize God to be maker, yet love the animal
- 15-18 The Bedouins disdain female posterity, but property such to God
- 19-24 Heathens pointlessly excuse their unbelief by saying they will follow the religion of their dads
- 25-27 Abraham dismissed the excessive admiration of his dads
- 28-29 God succeeded the worshipful Quraish until a prophet came, and presently they reject him
- 30-31 The unbelievers reprimanded for saying they would have gotten the Quran from some extraordinary man
- 32-34 Neediness simply allowed to save men from excessive admiration
- 35-38 Fiends are comprised the sidekicks of unbelievers, who lead them to obliteration
- 39-44 Muhammad urged to stay relentless in confidence despite the unbelief of his kinsmen
- 45-56 Moses dismissed with scorn by Pharaoh and the Egyptians, who were suffocated
- 57-58 The Middle Easterner barbarians supported their excessive admiration by reference to the Christian love of Jesus
- 59-64 However Jesus didn't say he was a divine being, yet was a worker and a prophet of God
- 65-67 Unbelievers cautioned of moving toward judgment
- 68-73 The delights of Heaven held for Muslims and their spouses
- 74-78 The accursed will pointlessly look for help in demolition
- 79-80 Heavenly messengers record the mysterious plottings of unbelievers
- 81-82 In the event that God had a child, Muhammad would be quick to revere him
- 83-87 God knoweth the imprudence of barbarians
- 88-89 Muhammad directed to divert beside the unbelieving Quraish <\ul>
