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Darasaat fi abkaar tanzeel fi rahab Surah Alaq
The author of this book is Sheikh Ali Hassan Taha who has written this book about Surah Alaq, it's translation, explanation and virtues.An Enlightening Commentary into the Light of the Holy Qur'an.Surah ‘Alaq(The Clot) It is commonly known among the commentators that this Surah is the first Surah that was revealed to the holy Prophet (S) of Islam. The contents of the Surah also confirm this idea. Some have said that the first Surah is Surah Fatihah, or perhaps Surah Muddaththir, but again this is contrary to what is commonly thought. First, this Surah addresses the holy Prophet (S) and commands him to read or proclaim (the Message). Then, it refers to the creation of Man out of a mere clot. Further, it refers to the development of Man, who is taught from the bounty and by the Grace of Allah; the soul in him reaching out to knowledge sublime, and the instrument of it, the sanctified Pen. Thereafter, it speaks about ungrateful Man, and that despite all the blessings and graciousness that Allah bestows on him, he rebels. Then, the Surah ends with a command to prostration, and of drawing closer to Allah.
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Sheikh Ali Hassan Taha
Published Date:
June 15, 2026
Pages:
504
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Quran
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The author of this book is Sheikh Ali Hassan Taha who has written this book about Surah Alaq, it's translation, explanation and virtues.An Enlightening Commentary into the Light of the Holy Qur'an.Surah ‘Alaq(The Clot) It is commonly known among the commentators that this Surah is the first Surah that was revealed to the holy Prophet (S) of Islam. The contents of the Surah also confirm this idea. Some have said that the first Surah is Surah Fatihah, or perhaps Surah Muddaththir, but again this is contrary to what is commonly thought. First, this Surah addresses the holy Prophet (S) and commands him to read or proclaim (the Message). Then, it refers to the creation of Man out of a mere clot. Further, it refers to the development of Man, who is taught from the bounty and by the Grace of Allah; the soul in him reaching out to knowledge sublime, and the instrument of it, the sanctified Pen. Thereafter, it speaks about ungrateful Man, and that despite all the blessings and graciousness that Allah bestows on him, he rebels. Then, the Surah ends with a command to prostration, and of drawing closer to Allah.
