Surah rehman

The composition of Surah Rahman is entirely in saj’, a form of early Arabic poetry which is characterized by rhythm as well as rhyme. The most popular verse which is repeated 31 times throughout the 78 verses is the saying, fabi ayyi ala i rabbikuma tukazziban. We will expound on the meaning of this verse in detail. fabi ayyi ala i rabbikuma tukazziban in Arabic: When it says both, it is referring to both men and Jinn. Surah Rahman can be categorized into three distinct subject matters: • Ayat 1 through 30 expound on the miracles displays of Allah’s creative power. • Ayat 31 through 45 give a description of the day judgment and the consequences. • Ayat 46 through 78 gives an account on the benefits and rewards that await the righteous in Jannah. Virtues of Verse 13 of Surah Rahman: Allah subhanahu wa ta’ala is enumerating the various bounties which have been bestowed to mankind and Jinn. As the saying goes, “you don’t realize what you have until it’s gone” we come to realize this too late… only once when we lose an item we treasure do we realize how privileged we were to have it in the first place. Unfortunately for us once we leave this earth, we are gone and will never return… that’s it. We don’t get to ask Allah for a second chance to make up for the time that’s lost. So in a way this Surah is teaching us to become aware, to open our eyes and our hearts and see all the bounties that Allah has bestowed for us. This is a warning, to not take life for granted see it’s beau...