# data[].attributes.body
Surah Zil'Zaal

Surah Al-Zilzal deals with the second life after death that will take place on a day when the earth will be shaken violently. As a result of tremendous convulsions, the earth will throw out dead bodies, treasures of gold, silver, jewels and every kind of wealth lying hidden in its belly. Verse 4 of Surah al -Inshiqaq says,"And throws out whatever is within it and becomes empty." The scattered parts of decayed bodies will be resurrected in the shape of their first life and the situation will be confounding to the man. The earth will speak out on that Day by Allah's command as witness and will narrate each individual's acts that he had committed in his worldly life at particular times and places. All human beings shall be presented with such complete records of their deeds that they will personally see all their goods and evils even to the size of a particle.

# data[].attributes.body
8.Surah Al-Alaq (96:1-5)
9.Surah Al-Zilzal (99)
10.Sura Al-Nas (114)

# data[].attributes.headline
By: Ahsan Tariq.                 Surah Al Alaq (96: 1-5) 

# data[].attributes.subject
By: Ahsan Tariq.                 Surah Al Alaq (96: 1-5) 

# data[].attributes.body
(a) Main Themes:
Theme of the passage is God and his created world. It mentions God’s power to create and ensure the survival and growth of mankind. He created man from a low origin and then matured him physically, intellectually and spiritually by enabling him to read and write. Human ability to acquire knowledge means to learn, both worldly and divine sciences so that man is able to find means of physical survival as well as take care of his intellectual and spiritual development. God has revealed divine books for spiritual guidance of mankind. Thus, man is totally dependent on his creator Lord in all spheres of life and activity.

(b)Importance:
According to the theme of the passage, Muslims are required to acknowledge God’s goodness and greatness as he created man from a low origin and then enabled him to acquire worldly and religious knowledge. Human ability to learn has made him superior to all other creatures and the Quran endorses this fact: “We have indeed created man in the best of moulds” (96:4al-Tin). Muslims are taught to identify their lord through the perspective of religious knowledge and adore him alone because of his bounty of divine guidance mentioned in the Quran: “It is He who has taught the Quran” (55:2, al-Rahman).

# data[].attributes.body
Ammar Akmal
Suraj Al Alaq (96:1-5)
(Main Themes)

These five verses of Surah Alaq are the first Divine revelation to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) while he was meditating in Cave Hira in the month of Ramadan. This revelation gave the cognizance of Allah that He is the Creator of everything that exists. The creation of man in particular in mentioned because he is the most superior creature on the earth and who is created with the best stature from a clot of blood.The Generous God granted him senses and the power of thinking, created requisites of his life and embedded in his instinct how to use them and gave him knowledge and wisdom of the Truth. Without knowledge, guidance of the mankind is not possible. So before giving the responsibility of Prophethood, Allah gave knowledge to His Messenger. The earlier prophets were also bestowed with the blessing of knowledge. The Quran says, "And He taught Adam the names of all things." (2:31).

# data[].attributes.body
Muhammad bin nasir
Surah zilzaal

The main theme

The main theme of this surah is the day of judgement and the proceedings of the day of judgment
The surah emphasis that the life is a test for us and we should do all the good deeds in this world and we should not do bad deeds and we should worship allah and we should do the good things and get the blessings of allah and prepare well for the day of judgment
This is the main theme of surah zilzasl

# data[].attributes.headline
By : Mujtaba bosan.    Theme of surah Nas(114)     

# data[].attributes.subject
By : Mujtaba bosan.    Theme of surah Nas(114)     

# data[].attributes.body
This surah teaches us to seek Allah's refuge from the mischief of the whisperers. We can incline to the erring suggestions of a man as well as to the secret whispers of evil within our hearts. Allah being the Sustainer, King and Deity of all mankind has complete control and authority on His creatures and can fully protect us from ill temptations arising into our hearts. Against repeated devilish attempts, a man should follow the Quranic instruction, "and on God let the believers put their trust" (9: 51).
Importance in a Muslim's life:
This surah in combination with Surah Al-Falaq provides protection to a believer against all external and internal potential dangers. When a Muslim struggles for a noble cause, a number of people in the society normally turn against him. The devils would whisper evil intentions in hearts of wrongdoers against him. This surah will provide him refuge before their desires culminate into evil actions. When a person comes forward for the welfare of community or for preaching moral virtues, evil thoughts frighten him by bringing a picture of troubles and obstructions in front of him. Similarly, internal feelings of a person can influence his judgement, selection or decision. Satan tells a person that committing small sins is not a serious issue, and stops him if he wants to raise voice against the social evils by saying that it is not alone your job. Surah Al-Nas is a shield for him against such hidden evils.

# data[].attributes.body
Surah zilzaal

Importance

The importance of this theme is that we should do good deeds in the world and we shall surely be blessed for it
Furthermore we should not do bad things and we should do good deeds and prepare well for the day of judgment
And on the day of judgment the smallest of sin will cause allahs anger and the smallest of good deeds will bring allahs blessings