Ash Shams (Arabic: الشمس - Sun) is the ninety-first surah of the Qur'an. Meccan Sura. Consists of 15 verses.
At the beginning of the surah, Allah swore by many of his great creations that one who cleansed his soul from sins by faith and obedience to Allah would succeed, and one who destroyed his soul by unbelief and the commission of sins would suffer a loss. An example of the Samudites is given - the people of Salih, in that it befell them that it was an edification and a teaching to all who persist in considering the messenger a liar. After all, when the Samudites considered their messenger a liar, Allah destroyed them all.
Source of translation and meaning of this surah: islam.global
audio source: www.mp3quran.net
At the beginning of the surah, Allah swore by many of his great creations that one who cleansed his soul from sins by faith and obedience to Allah would succeed, and one who destroyed his soul by unbelief and the commission of sins would suffer a loss. An example of the Samudites is given - the people of Salih, in that it befell them that it was an edification and a teaching to all who persist in considering the messenger a liar. After all, when the Samudites considered their messenger a liar, Allah destroyed them all.
Source of translation and meaning of this surah: islam.global
audio source: www.mp3quran.net
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