Surah Al-Fajr

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Surah Al-Fajr is the 89th chapter of the Quran, known for its reflections on past destroyed nations, the consequences of human arrogance, and the ultimate judgment of God.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Quranic surah
chapter of the Quran
arabicTitle The Dawn
surface form: الفجر
chapterNumber 89
classification Meccan surah
containsTheme Day of Judgment
accountability before God
condemnation of human arrogance
fate of the arrogant
reflection on destroyed nations
reward of the righteous soul
trial of wealth and poverty
warning against oppression
criticizes false sense of security
love of wealth
emphasizes God’s surveillance over human actions
inevitability of divine judgment
temporary nature of worldly power
englishTranslationOfTitle The Dawn
finalVersesAddress the reassured soul (an-nafs al-mutma’innah)
finalVersesPromise entry into Paradise
juz 30
language Classical Arabic
mentions Al-Ahqaf
surface form: Iram of the lofty pillars

Pharaoh
the bound cities
the dawn
the even and the odd
the night as it passes
people of Thamud
surface form: the people of Thamud

people of 'Ad
surface form: the people of ‘Ad

the ten nights
name Al-Fajr
numberOfVerses 30
openingPhrase Bismillahi r-Rahmani r-Rahim
placeOfRevelation Mecca
quranOrder follows Surah Al-Ghashiyah
precedes Surah Al-Balad
quranSection Part of the last juz of the Quran
recitationPractice recited in Muslim prayers
religiousSignificance reminder of the fate of past nations
reminder of the hereafter
used for moral exhortation
revealedTo Muhammad
surface form: Prophet Muhammad
scriptureOf Islam
warnsAgainst failing to feed the poor
miserliness
neglecting orphans

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Quran hasPart Surah Al-Fajr
Surah Al-Ghashiyah precedes Surah Al-Fajr