Holy Quran - Sura 16, An-Nahl (The Bee) - Recitation by Al-Afasi

Full An-Nahl Recitation by Mischari Raschid al-Afasi.

About the Sura:

Surah An-Nahl is the 16th surah (chapter) of The Glorious Quran. Name of the surah means The Bee. It has 128 ayaat (verses) and was revealed in the holy city of Makkah i.e., before Prophet ﷺ migrated to the city of Medina. This surah can be found in juz / paara 14.

Introduction:

This Meccan sûrah, also known as the Chapter of Blessings (Sûratu An-Ni'am), takes its name from the bees mentioned in verses 68-69, which are described as one of Allāh's numerous favours to humanity. Instead of showing gratitude to Allāh for all these blessings, the pagans wilfully set up idols, associating them with Allāh in worship. They are also condemned for burying their daughters alive (verses 58-59). References are made to grateful believers and ungrateful disbelievers along with the ultimate reward for each group. Abraham ( ﷺ ) is cited close to the end of the sûrah as a grateful servant of Allāh, whose example should be emulated by all believers. The sûrah concludes by instructing the Prophet ( ﷺ ) to endure patiently and invite all to the Way of Allāh with wisdom and grace.

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