Ar-Ra'd

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Ar-Ra'd is the Arabic name of the 13th chapter (Surah) of the Qur'an, which focuses on God's power, the truth of revelation, and the consequences of belief and disbelief.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Surah of the Qur'an
addresses People of the Book NERFINISHED
believers
disbelievers
Ar-Ra'd 13:11 famousVerseAboutChangeOfCondition
canonicalStatus part of the standard 114 surahs
classification Medinan surah
contains description of Hell
description of Paradise
metaphors about truth and falsehood
verses about divine sovereignty
verses about the fate of previous nations
verses about the signs of God in nature
verses about the steadfastness of believers
discusses contrast between guidance and misguidance
human response to revelation
punishment of the wicked
reward of the righteous
emphasizes Qur'an as a revealed scripture
accountability before God
certainty of resurrection
immutability of God's promise
knowledge of God over all things
focusesOn relationship between divine will and human choice
signs of God in the heavens and the earth
follows Yusuf NERFINISHED
hasOpening disjointedLetters
hasVerse Ar-Ra'd 13:11
language Arabic
mentions thunder as a sign of God
nameInArabic الرعد NERFINISHED
numberOfVerses 43
openingDisjointedLetters Alif Lam Mim Ra
partOf Qur'an NERFINISHED
positionInQuran 13
precedes Ibrahim NERFINISHED
primaryTheme God's power
consequences of belief and disbelief
truth of revelation
recitedIn Muslim prayers and worship
recognizedBy Shia Muslims NERFINISHED
Sunni Muslims NERFINISHED
revealedIn Medina NERFINISHED
subjectOf Islamic exegesis (tafsir)
surahNumber 13
translationOfName The Thunder NERFINISHED

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The Thunder hasArabicName Ar-Ra'd
The Thunder isEnglishTitleOf Ar-Ra'd