SURAH MULK

Surah Al Mulk is one of the greatest blessings of Allah SWT to humankind. Surah Mulk will be the savior on Judgment Day.

 

Surah Al Mulk reflects the purpose of creation, life and death, trials, and our actions. This beautiful surah narrates Allah SWT's perfect creation of Heaven and earth.

It also makes believers aware of Hellfire. And Allah is the supreme power and knows what we hide and what we reveal. So Allah SWT has calmed us down.

Deep Reflection of Surah Al Mulk makes us realize Allah's creation, preparation, warning, and power!

 

Surah Mulk is about:

 

In Surah Mulk, Allah focuses on several key points:

 Kingdom, sovereignty.

Remember the meaning of life. 

Concept of death

Warns heathen to severe punishment.

Believers' rewards and sins are forgiven.

Allah is the Supreme Being and Creator of all life.

 

BENEFITS OF SURAH MULK:

 

By reading Surah Al Mulk, your sins will be forgiven on the Day of Judgment.

 

 Many prominent hadith scriptures advocate this. When a believer recites Surah al-Mulk, he undoubtedly recites it with the belief that it represents the remission of the reader's sins on the Day of Judgment. These hadith motivate us to read and recite Surah al-Mulk more and more.

 

Reading Sura al-Mulk before going to bed is part of the Sunnah and protects the reader from the torment of the grave.

 

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Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said:

 

 "It (Sura al-Mulk) is the protector, the savior deliverance from the grave's chastisement."

 

 "Whoever reads Tabarak Allazee Biyadihil Mulk Surah every night, Allah SWT has saved him from the torments of hell."

 

Surah Mulk seeks salvation from Allah:

 

 Salvation in Islam is different from other religions. It can only be achieved through submission to the One True God, Allah, and His worship. Muslims are born pure and innocent in spirit, but the corruption of this world indulges them in a state of wickedness.

When Muslims die, they need prayers and good deeds to reach the gates of Heaven. So if he is a punctual reader of Surah Mulk, he asks Allah for mercy to save him from Hellfire. Surely he will be his protector on Judgment Day.

 

Once, the companions of the Holy Prophet (sa) pitched their tents on the ground. Beneath it was a grave he didn't know about. He heard a voice from beneath reciting Surah Mulk until it was finished, so he moved his tent away. He shared the story with the Prophet Muhammad, His PBUH, and upon hearing the events, the Beloved Prophet (PBUH) said:

 "This surah saves from grave afflictions." Learn Tajweed Online

 

Surah Mulk asks for forgiveness:

 

 When the door of Tauba is closed, and this Fani Dunya is finished, we will all be presented with the book of our deeds before Allah SWT. We badly need good deeds. On that day, good or bad, small actions change our destinies and determine our final whereabouts. Amidst the chaos and terror, Sura Mulk comes to intercession (sha'fah) with the help of punctual recitations until he finds a place in Paradise. We all need to recite the Qur'an regularly to protect ourselves from the smoldering flames of Jahanam. Prophet Muhammad PBUH said

 

 "Recite the Quran as he will intercede for his fellowmen on the Day of Judgment."

 

Surah Mulk strengthens our Iman and keeps us on the right path:

 

Unfortunately, we live in a time when depression and anxiety are rampant. We see him finish his day in the dark and wake up the next day with the same energy.

 

But one can realize the true meaning of life by reciting and contemplating the Surah Al-Mulk before going to bed. It connects us to Allah's SWT and can serve as a great vessel to keep our Iman high.

 

Reader enters Paradise:

 

Anas ibn Malik said that the Messenger of Allah (SAW) said:

 

The Qur'an has less than 30 verses of his chapter, arguing on behalf of his companions until he enters Paradise. But, then, it's the next chapter: Blessed are those who take the rules, Surah Mulk.

 

The surahs describe the greatness of Allah and how He created the heavens, the earth, people, and living things in the best possible way. Humans give us all our blessings, so we must be grateful for all we have.