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Ayat Kursi 7x,Surah Yasin,Ar Rahman,Al Waqiah,Al Mulk,Al Kahfi,Ikhlas,Falaq,An Nas By Saad Al Ghamdi

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God is described as the Ever-Living and Righteous, with dominion over all in the heavens and earth. The text emphasizes the messengers' role in warning people, the consequences of disbelief, and the promise of forgiveness for those who follow the message.

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God is described as the Ever-Living and Righteous, with dominion over all, unaffected by age or sleep, and His Throne extends over all effortlessly.
The messengers' role in warning people, consequences of disbelief, and promise of forgiveness for those following the message are emphasized.
The creation of man from clay, jinn from smokeless fire, and various natural phenomena are highlighted to prompt reflection on God's favors.
The text repeatedly stresses the oneness of God, His eternal nature, supreme knowledge, power, and the importance of following His guidance.

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God is described as Ever-Living, Righteous, Most Merciful, and All-Knowing, with dominion over all creation.

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God's Dominion and Mercy: A Summary

God is described as the Ever-Living and Righteous, unaffected by age or sleep, with dominion over all in the heavens and earth.
No one can intercede with God without His permission; He knows all, and His Throne extends over the heavens and earth effortlessly.
God is reiterated as the Ever-Living, the Most Merciful, with the same attributes of knowledge and dominion over all creation.
The text emphasizes the messengers' role in warning people, the consequences of disbelief, and the promise of forgiveness for those who follow the message.
A man from a city runs to follow the messengers, highlighting the importance of guidance and worshiping the Creator.
The text discusses the resurrection, judgment, and the fate of believers and disbelievers in the afterlife.
It mentions the creation of cattle for human benefit, the importance of gratitude, and the futility of taking others as gods.
God's power in creation is emphasized, from creating man and jinn to the heavens and earth, with a call to recognize His favors.
The text describes the creation of man from clay and jinn from smokeless fire, urging acknowledgment of God's bounties.
Various natural phenomena are highlighted, such as the meeting of seas, creation of pearls, and the majesty of God's creation, prompting reflection on His favors.

23:03

Divine justice and paradise revealed in Quran.

Criminals will be recognized by their marks and taken by their forelocks and feet.
Hell is denied by the criminals.
Two eyes of the Lord are mentioned.
Fruits are in pairs.
Reclining on carpets lined with ivory and jinn.
Two gardens are described.
Houris enclosed in tents are mentioned.
Blessed be the name of the Lord.
The earth is shaken with turmoil and mountains are covered with rain.
The creation of death and life to test deeds.

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Lessons of faith, patience, and justice revealed.

The people in the cave stayed there for 300 years, adding nine more years.
Recite the Book of your Lord and be patient with those who call upon Him.
Those who believe and do good deeds will be rewarded with Gardens of Eden, adorned with gold and silk.
Two men are given examples of their differing fates based on their deeds.
Moses encounters a servant of God who teaches him lessons in patience and wisdom.
Dhul-Qarnayn is described as a figure who dealt justly with people and faced challenges from Gog and Magog.
Dhul-Qarnayn built a barrier to protect people from Gog and Magog with the help of iron and fire.
The disbelievers will face Hell, while those who believe and do good deeds will be rewarded with Paradise.
The disbelievers will face consequences for mocking the signs of God and His messengers.
The ink of the sea would run out before fully describing the words of the Lord, emphasizing His greatness and uniqueness.

01:12:29

"God's Oneness, Judgment, and Mercy"

The text begins with a series of verses praising God, emphasizing His mercy and greatness.
It highlights the oneness of God, emphasizing that He is eternal and unique, not begetting nor begotten.
Various verses seek refuge in God from evil, asking for protection from darkness, envious individuals, and harmful creations.
The text repeatedly stresses the oneness of God, His eternal nature, and His supreme knowledge and power.
It mentions the importance of following God's guidance and seeking forgiveness for sins.
The text narrates a story of messengers sent to warn people, facing rejection and disbelief.
It describes the resurrection and judgment day, where souls will be rewarded or punished based on their deeds.
The text contrasts the fate of the righteous in paradise, enjoying blessings, with the punishment awaiting the disbelievers in hell.
It warns against worshipping Satan and emphasizes the consequences of disbelief.
The text concludes with a reminder of God's power in creation, providing for humans and animals, and the importance of gratitude and worship.

01:34:19

"God's Power and Creation Revealed"

God is All-Knowing and created fire from green trees, which will kindle you.
He is powerful enough to create the heavens and the earth, being the Creator and All-Knowing.
God's command is fulfilled instantly when He wills it, demonstrating His power and control.
He is the ultimate authority, holding the kingdom of all things, to which all will return.
God, the Most Gracious, taught the Qur’an, created man, and provided him with understanding.
The sun, moon, stars, trees, and heavens all bow to God's will, showcasing His power and creation.
God created man from clay and Paradise from a part of Himself, bestowing numerous favors.
The Lord of the East and West is the Lord of all, with creations like pearls and coral emerging.
The Lord's majesty is evident in all things, with all beings seeking Him daily.
Those who deny God's favors will face consequences, with Hell awaiting the criminals.

02:01:29

"God's Protection in the Cave"

People might turn away from God if they go too far, leading them to worship other gods.
Those who invent lies about God are unjust.
Seek refuge in a cave with clear authority from God.
God will spread His mercy and prepare things smoothly for you.
The sun will rise and set, illuminating the cave's entrance.
God's guidance is crucial; those led astray have no guardian.
Stay hidden in the cave, and God will protect you.
Send someone to the city with a paper to buy pure food discreetly.
God's promises are true, and the Hour will come without doubt.
Be patient, seek God's guidance, and avoid associating partners with Him.

02:23:56

Dhul-Qarnayn's Barrier and Day of Judgment

Dhul-Qarnayn was asked to create a barrier between Gog and Magog to prevent corruption.
He decided to build a bridge using iron bars and fire to level the two shells.
Despite efforts, the barrier could not be revealed or broken by others.
Dhul-Qarnayn considered this task a mercy from his Lord.
On the Day of Judgment, unbelievers will face Hell, while believers will enjoy Paradise.
The importance of doing good deeds and not associating partners with God is emphasized.
Various prayers seeking refuge in God from evil are mentioned.
Descriptions of God's attributes as the Ever-Living, the Most Merciful, and the Most High are detailed.
The story of messengers sent to warn people who rejected them is recounted.
The promise of resurrection and accountability on the Day of Judgment is highlighted.

02:47:00

Rewards of Paradise, warnings against disbelief

Companions of Paradise are depicted as eating with their wives in shades on couches, enjoying fruits and peace.
A warning is issued against worshipping Satan, emphasizing the importance of following a straight path.
Hell is described as a consequence for disbelief, sealing mouths and making hands and feet bear witness to past actions.
The creation of cattle and their benefits for humans is highlighted, urging gratitude towards God.
Man's creation from sperm and the power of God in creating the heavens and the earth are emphasized.
The Qur'an is praised for its teachings and warnings, especially for the disbelievers.
The creation of man from clay and jinn from outside substances is mentioned, emphasizing God's power.
The meeting of two seas and the creation of pearls and corals are highlighted as signs of God's favors.
The description of Paradise with its rewards and blessings is detailed, urging gratitude towards God.
The importance of faith, gratitude, and obedience to God is reiterated throughout the text.

03:13:55

Believers' Trust, Disbelievers' Warning, God's Mercy

Disbelievers turned to a man approaching them for years, calling him by a specific name.
A question posed about God's mercy or punishment towards believers and disbelievers.
Emphasis on God's mercy and believers' trust in Him.
Warning about severe punishment for disbelievers and glad tidings for believers.
Mention of believers who do righteous deeds receiving a good reward.
A warning against claiming God has a son, emphasizing lack of knowledge.
Narration of the story of the Companions of the Cave and Ar-Raqim.
Description of the companions' plea for mercy and their miraculous preservation.
The companions' belief in God and refusal to worship anyone else.
The companions' story of isolation and miraculous preservation in a cave for centuries.

03:36:31

"Belief and righteousness lead to reward"

A ship was shamed by a man for poor people working on the sea, with a king behind them taking away every ship.
A boy, whose parents were believers, was replaced by something better by their Lord due to fear of oppression and disbelief.
A wall with a treasure belonged to two orphan boys in the city, and their father was righteous, leading to their Lord wanting them to reach maturity.
Dhul-Qarnayn was given the means for everything on earth, and he built a barrier between people and Gog and Magog, with the promise of a terrible punishment for wrongdoers.
Those who disbelieve will face Hell, while believers in the signs of their Lord will have gardens in Paradise, emphasizing the importance of good deeds and belief in one God.

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