Surha Sajda Translated 324-2KC

Sura Sajda is a chapter (or surah) from the Islamic holy book, the Quran. Also known as Surah As-Sajda, it holds a significant place in Islamic scripture and is revered by Muslims worldwide. The term Sajda refers to prostration, indicating the act of bowing down or showing submission before Allah, the Almighty. Surah Sajda is the thirty-second chapter of the Quran and comprises thirty verses. It emphasizes themes of faith, gratitude, and humility before the Creator. The surah opens with glorification and praise for Allah, acknowledging His supreme power, wisdom, and sovereignty over all creation. The chapter contains narratives of past nations and their responses to the messages of their prophets. It highlights the consequences of rejecting divine guidance and the rewards awaiting those who believe and follow the righteous path. Surah Sajda underscores the importance of reflecting on the signs of Allah creation as a means to strengthen faith and increase understanding of His wisdom. One of the distinctive features of Surah Sajda is the recommendation of performing prostration (sajda) upon its recitation. This occurs specifically in verse 15, where believers are urged to prostrate and draw closer to Allah in worship. This verse serves as a reminder of the humility and devotion required in the worship of the Almighty. Surah Sajda is often recited in congregational prayers, especially during the Friday noon prayer (Jumuah), and holds spiritual significance for Muslims seeking closeness to Allah. Its verses offer guidance, reassurance, and reminders of the importance of faith, gratitude, and submission to the Divine Will.
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Feature Surha Sajda
Binding Card Binding
Language Arabic And Urdu
Paper Quality Art Paper
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