2. Sūrat al-Falaq, it includes seeking refuge in Allah, the Almighty, from the evil of whatever He created, from the evil of the night and the harms therein, and from the evil of magicians and envy. It comprises most of what the Muslim seeks refuge from and fears. 3. Sūrat An-Nās, it includes the sections of monotheism. Surah al Falaq and an-Nas are known as al Mu’awwidhatain, which means protection. These two surahs are recommended to be read a lot because they can be a protector for the shaitan and can be a protector from the evil of magic. In a hadith, The Prophet (ﷺ) often recites these two suras (al-Mu’awwidhatain) when going to sleep. Dear friends, listening and reciting Quran is important to improve our lives, we should think about it. Revelation of Surah Al-Fatihah . It was revealed in Mecca as stated by Ibn Abbas, Qatadah and Abu’l-Aliyah. “We have sent to you the Seven Oft Repeated Verses.” [Surah Al-Hijr 15:87] It is also postulated that it was revealed in Madinah as stated by Abu Hurayrah, Mujahid, ‘Ata ibn Yasar and Az-Zuhri. Men thallathiy yeshfe’u indehu illa biznih. Ya’lemu ma beyne eydiyhim. Wa ma halfehum. Wa la yuhiytune. Bishey’in min ilmihi. Illa bima sha-a wasia kursiyyuhu semavati wal’ard. Wa la yeuduhu hifzuhuma wa hu wal aliy ul aziym. This means: In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful. Allah! In Islam, the most important things are rooted in faith, worship, morality, and community. The oneness of Allah, the Five Pillars, the Quran, ethical conduct, the sense of community, and the belief in the Day of Judgment are all fundamental aspects that guide the lives of Muslims and shape their relationship with Allah. These are things we are responsible for ourselves. (Al-Falaq relates to asking protection from things outside of ourselves: Things not in our control- like the evils of the night, and the knot blowers. 1. When we recite this Surah, we are showing humility towards Allah (S). We are admitting that we have weaknesses and are in need of Allah’s help. m0j0I3.

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