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Surah Al-Ghashiyah (سورة الغاشية) is the 88th chapter of the Qur’an, consisting of 26 verses. It is a Meccan surah, meaning it was revealed before the migration of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ to Medina. The title "Al-Ghashiyah" translates to "The Overwhelming Event" or "The Overwhelmer", referring to the Day of Judgment that will overwhelm and affect all of creation.

🌟 Main Themes of Surah Al-Ghashiyah:
The Day of Judgment (Al-Ghashiyah):

The surah opens with a powerful question about the Overwhelming Event, drawing attention to the Day of Judgment.

It describes how people will be divided into two main groups: those who suffer in Hellfire and those who are rewarded in Paradise.

Description of the Disbelievers' Punishment:

Harsh imagery is used to depict the suffering of those who rejected the truth — working hard yet gaining nothing, burning in a scorching fire, and drinking from a boiling spring.

Reward of the Believers:

In contrast, believers are described as being in a blissful garden with comfortable surroundings, flowing springs, and elevated seats of rest.

Reflection on Creation:

Allah invites people to ponder His signs: the camel (a remarkable creature in desert life), the sky, the mountains, and the earth — as evidence of His power and precision in creation.

Reminder to the Prophet ﷺ:

The Prophet is reminded that his duty is only to convey the message, not to compel people. Ultimate judgment lies with Allah.

🧠 Key Takeaways:
The surah aims to awaken the conscience by vividly portraying the afterlife.

It calls for reflection on the natural world as a path to understanding divine wisdom.

It reassures the Prophet ﷺ and believers that guidance is a choice, and responsibility is only to deliver the truth.


بصوت القارئ Abdulrahman Alshahhat

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