Surah an-Nazi'at (1)

Jakarta - this Surah is one of the suras of the whole verse agreed down before the Prophet Muhammad emigrated to Medina.

His name was Wa sura an-Nazi'at, namely with the letter wauw at first. There also are named without using letters wauw. The name is removed from the first verse. His name is another as-Sahirah and ath-Thammah. Both were also lifted from the words mentioned by the verses.

Many scholars assess the main purpose of this chapter is a proof of its inevitable Day of Resurrection is accompanied by the evidence, including the description of the experience of the Prophet Moses by Pharaoh and the depiction of rububiyyah (maintenance) and the Divine arrangement involving humans that eventually split into two large groups, namely the inhabitants of heaven and hell.

Sayyid Quthub writes that this sura is an example of the many examples in this section of the Koran in order to touch the hearts of men concerning the nature of the afterlife, which is about the awesomeness and glory and keniscayaannya from the beginning in the ordinance of God for the destiny and the universe. Likewise about the Divine arrangements for the phases and steps of creation in the surface and bowels of the earth, then in the hereafter that is the end of creation.

The main purpose of this sura, according to al-Biqa'i, is a description of the final stage of the journey of human life on this earth and the inevitability of their resurrection on Judgement Day. That is illustrated by taking the life through the glorious angels as well as a description of the Pharaoh and the Prophet Musa. The purpose of this becomes very clear if the note name, ie an-Nazi'at (pullers), as well as another name, ie as-Sahirah (Padang Mahsyar) and ath-Thammah (catastrophe).

This sura is the 79th sura in terms of its placement in Mushhaf, was he is the 81st sura of the terms perurutan downs. He fell after surah an-Naba 'and before the sura al-Infithar. The number of verses as many as 45 verses after the manner of calculation of scholars of Kufa and as many as 46 verses by other scholars.
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