Surah Muzammil by Mishary Rashid

#Surah Muzammal
Surah Al-Muzzammil is named after the word "Muzzammil" in the first verse, which means "The One Who is Wrapped in Garments" or "The Cloaked One." It refers to Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) when he used to cover himself in his cloak during deep reflection and prayer.

The Surah is divided into two parts:

First Part (Verses 1-19):

Allah commands the Prophet (ﷺ) to pray at night (Tahajjud prayer) as a source of spiritual strength.

The importance of patience and devotion in spreading Islam.

A warning to the disbelievers who rejected the message.

Mention of Pharaoh’s fate as a lesson for those who oppose the truth.

Second Part (Verse 20 - Madinan Verse):

Allah eases the command of lengthy night prayers, acknowledging that people have different responsibilities (work, jihad, seeking livelihood).

Encouragement to recite as much Quran as is easy and to give charity (Zakat).

Seeking Allah’s forgiveness and mercy is emphasized.