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- Surah An-Nas - 1-6 - Quran. com
Read and listen to Surah An-Nas The Surah was revealed in Mecca, ordered 114 in the Quran The Surah title means "Mankind" in English and consists of
- Surat An-Nas - The Noble Quran - القرآن الكريم
Surah Chapter Languages Arabic images with tashkeel without tashkeel Tafsir الجلالين English Transliteration Sahih International
- Surah An-Nas - 1-6 - Quran. com
We have cited on the authority of Muslim, Ahmad, Tirmidhi and Nasai the tradition of Hadrat Uqbah bin Amir that the Holy Prophet told him about Surah Al-Falaq and Surah An- Nas, saying that those verses had been revealed to him that night A tradition in Nasai from Uqbah bin Amir is to the effect that the Holy Prophet (upon whom be peace
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Baca dan dengarkan Surah An-Nas Surah ini diturunkan di Mekah , susunan yang ke 114 dalam Al Qur'an Judul Surah berarti "Manusia" dalam Indonesia d
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Al-Qur'an dimulai dengan surat Al-Fatihah yang di antara isinya ialah agar manusia memohon hidayah ke jalan yang lurus dan memohon pertolongan kepada Allah, lalu diakhiri dengan surat An-Nas yang menganjurkan agar manusia memohon perlindungan kepada Allah dari segala kejahatan
- Tafsir Surah An-Nas - 1 - Quran. com
Ibn Jarir said, "The phrase Rijalun min Al-Jinn (Men from the Jinns) has been used in reference to them, so it is not strange for the word An-Nas to be applied to them also " Then Allah says, مِنَ الْجِنَّةِ وَالنَّاسِ (Of Jinn and An-Nas ) Is this explanatory of Allah's statement,
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- Surah An-Nas [114] - Al-Quran al-Kareem - القرآن الكريم
This Surah has 6 verses and resides between pages 604 to 604 in the Quran Although these two Surahs of the Qur'an are separate entities and are written in the Mushaf also under separate names, yet they are so deeply related mutually and their contents so closely resemble each other's that they have been designated by a common name Mu
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