Surah At-Tariq (سورة الطارق) is the 86th chapter of the Qur'an, consisting of 17 verses, revealed in Makkah. The name “At-Tariq” means “The Morning Star” or “The Night Visitor”, referring to a celestial object that appears at night, which is used as a metaphor for the watchful nature of God.
Overview and Themes:
1. Oath by the Sky and the Star (Verses 1–3):
Allah begins the surah by swearing an oath by the sky and At-Tariq, a bright, piercing star. This oath draws attention to the grandeur and order of the cosmos, highlighting the significance of what is to follow.
2. Every Soul is Guarded (Verse 4):
The surah reminds that every soul is constantly monitored by an angelic guardian, emphasizing accountability and divine surveillance over human actions.
3. Reflection on Human Creation (Verses 5–7):
The surah invites humans to reflect on their humble origins—created from a gushing fluid that comes from between the backbone and the ribs. It underscores the fragility of human life, yet it is used as evidence of Allah's power to resurrect.
4. Power of Resurrection (Verse 8):
Allah affirms that He is fully capable of resurrecting mankind, reminding us of divine power and justice.
5. Day of Judgment (Verses 9–10):
On that Day, secrets will be exposed, and no one will have power or a helper. It is a warning about the seriousness of the Hereafter.
6. Oath by the Sky and Earth (Verses 11–12):
A second set of oaths refer to natural cycles—the sky sending rain and the earth splitting open—again as signs of divine control and recurring transformation, supporting the idea of resurrection.
7. The Qur’an is a Decisive Word (Verses 13–14):
The surah describes the Qur’an as a decisive statement, not a joke or idle talk. It separates truth from falsehood.
8. Plotting of the Disbelievers (Verses 15–17):
The disbelievers are said to be plotting, but Allah also plans, and His plan will prevail. The surah ends with a divine instruction to be patient, letting the disbelievers enjoy their brief respite.
Key Messages:
Allah sees all, and nothing escapes His knowledge.
Each soul is under watch, and will be held accountable.
Human life’s origin is humble, but God can resurrect.
The Day of Judgment will expose secrets, and no help will come.
The Qur'an is serious, clear, and decisive.
Human plots cannot overcome Divine plans.
Why It's Important:
Surah At-Tariq reminds believers to reflect deeply, stay mindful of their actions, and trust in God’s justice and power. It also serves as a warning to those who deny the Hereafter and treat the message of the Qur’an lightly.
بصوت القارئ Abdulrahman Alshahhat
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