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Meaning of Quran Chapter 91

1) The document discusses chapter 91 from the Quran which takes oaths by natural phenomena like the sun, moon, sky, earth, and soul to emphasize purifying one's soul through obedience to God. 2) It references the story of the people of Samood who denied the truth and rebelled by slaughtering a she-camel sent to them as a sign from God, leading to their destruction. 3) The summarized commentary provides context, stating the chapter was revealed in Mecca and takes oaths to emphasize succeeding through purifying one's soul and failing by not doing so, using the example of Samood's destruction for disobeying God's orders.
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Meaning of Quran Chapter 91

1) The document discusses chapter 91 from the Quran which takes oaths by natural phenomena like the sun, moon, sky, earth, and soul to emphasize purifying one's soul through obedience to God. 2) It references the story of the people of Samood who denied the truth and rebelled by slaughtering a she-camel sent to them as a sign from God, leading to their destruction. 3) The summarized commentary provides context, stating the chapter was revealed in Mecca and takes oaths to emphasize succeeding through purifying one's soul and failing by not doing so, using the example of Samood's destruction for disobeying God's orders.
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C 91

91. THE SUN

The Sun

In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful. 1. By the sun and its light, 2. and the moon when it reflects it, 3. and the day when it unveils it, 4. and the night when it covers it, 5. and the sky and Him Who built it, 6. and the earth and Him Who spread it, 7. and the soul and Him Who balanced it, 8. then inspired in it, its transgressions and its guarding (against evils) { 1 }. 9. He indeed succeeds who purifies it 10. and he indeed fails who buries it { 2 }. 11. Samood denied (the truth) due to their rebellion, 12. when the most wretched of them broke forth. 13. The messenger of Allah told them, It is the she-camel of Allah, so let her drink. 14. But they denied him and slaughtered her so their Fosterer destroyed them due to their sin and thus balanced it (the destruction was equal to their crime). 15. And He does not fear its consequence. (R 1)

Summarized Commentary Chapter 90 (Revealed at Makkah) Vs 120 Man has been created to face hardships. him and instructs him announcing the result of Allah (SWT) mentions some of His favours on the obedient and the disobedient.
Chapter 91 (Revealed at Makkah)

Vs 110 Oaths are taken to emphasize that he Vs 1115 The history of Samood is cited as an who purifies his soul by obeying the orders of example of a community which failed because Allah (SWT) succeeds and he who does not do they disobeyed the orders of Allah (SWT). so fails. ********

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