Quran Recitation - Hashem Nabil | تلاوة القرآن - هاشم نبيل

Juz Two (Juz 2) Full | الجزء الثاني (جزء 2) كاملا Juz Two (Juz 2) Full | الجزء الثاني (جزء 2) كاملا Juz Two (Juz 2) Full | الجزء الثاني (جزء 2) كاملا Juz Two (Juz 2) Full | الجزء الثاني (جزء 2) كاملا Juz Two (Juz 2) Full | الجزء الثاني (جزء 2) كاملا Juz Two (Juz 2) Full | الجزء الثاني (جزء 2) كاملا Juz Two (Juz 2) Full | الجزء الثاني (جزء 2) كاملا May Allah bring light to every heart carrying hidd...

Juz one (Juz 1) Full | الجزء الأول (جزء 1) كاملا Juz one (Juz 1) Full | الجزء الأول (جزء 1) كاملا Juz one (Juz 1) Full | الجزء الأول (جزء 1) كاملا Juz one (Juz 1) Full | الجزء الأول (جزء 1) كاملا Juz one (Juz 1) Full | الجزء الأول (جزء 1) كاملا Juz one (Juz 1) Full | الجزء الأول (جزء 1) كاملا Juz one (Juz 1) Full | الجزء الأول (جزء 1) كاملا May Allah bring light to every heart carrying hidden pain...

Ayat al-Kursi | ايه الكرسي Ayat al-Kursi | ايه الكرسي Ayat al-Kursi | ايه الكرسي Ayat al-Kursi | ايه الكرسي Ayat al-Kursi | ايه الكرسي Ayat al-Kursi | ايه الكرسي Ayat al-Kursi | ايه الكرسي May Allah bring light to every heart carrying hidden pain, grief, fear, loneliness, guilt, or hardship. Please remember the oppressed, the imprisoned, the forgotten, and those separated from their loved ones in...

May Allah bring light to every heart carrying hidden pain, grief, fear, loneliness, guilt, or hardship. Please remember the oppressed, the imprisoned, the forgotten, and those separated from their loved ones in your duaa. فَكُنْ لَهُمْ عَوْنَهُمْ وَسَنَدَهُمْ يَا لَطِيفُ يَا جَبَّارُ، وَاجْبُرْ كَسْرَهُمْ يَا عَزِيزُ يَا غَفَّارُ، وَلَا تَكِلْهُمْ إِلَىٰ غَيْرِكَ طَرْفَةَ عَيْنٍ. Read Alfurqan by...

ما هي أسماء الحواميم  السبعة ؟   الحواميم السبعة جاءت متتالية في القرآن الكريم و هي:      سورة غافر، و رقمها ( 40 ).    سورة فصّلت، و رقمها ( 41 ).    سورة الشورى، و رقمها ( 42 ).    سورة الزخرف، و رقمها ( 43 ).    سورة الدخان، و رقمها ( 44 ).    سورة الجاثية، و رقمها ( 45 ).    سورة الأحقاف، و رقمها ( 46 ).   May Allah bring light to every heart carrying hidden pain, grief, fear, loneliness, guil...

سور يستحب قراءتها يوم الجمعة  سورة الكهف  وهي سورة مكية ويستحب قراءتها لما فيها من إرشاد المسلم نحو العاصمة والبعد عن الفتن  سورة السجدة وهي مكية ولها فضل خاص فى بيان قدرة الخالق على خلق الإنسان والسموات والأر سورة (ق) مكية تساعد المسلم على معرفة حقيقة البعث ويسن للإمام قراءتها في خطبة الصلاة سورة الجمعة من السور المدنية وفيها ذكر صلاة يوم الجمعة وما لها من أهمية فى هذا اليوم المبارك سورة المنافقو...

This is the final chapter of Quran and it is the second in a pair of chapters that were revealed at the same time.  These six short verses and the previous chapter are generally thought to have been revealed in Mecca, although there is some scholarly dispute about this.  Their subject matter and themes are similar, and they are known together as the ‘chapters of refuge'. Both the final two chapter...

Chapter 113 is the penultimate chapter in Quran and is the first in a pair of chapters that were revealed at the same time. Their subject matter and themes are similar and they are known together as the ‘chapters of refuge’. When Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, was spreading the message of Islam, the opposition against him was becoming more and more intense. The d...

1.  Say: “He is Allah, the Unique.” 2.  “Allah, the Self-Sufficient.” 3.  “He does not give birth, nor was He born.” 4.  “And there is none equal to Him.” (1)  Say: “He is Allah, the Unique.” This verse represents Allah’s own affirmation of His unique Monotheism, His inimitable Oneness.  Thus, the first verse is a command to the Prophet, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, and whoever...

Abu Lahab was the uncle of Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him.  Lahab means flames and hence he was nicknamed so because of the radiant look on his face.  Together with his wife, Abu Lahab was one of the most hostile opponents of God’s Messenger and the ideas he propagated. Rabi`ah, son of `Abbad, recalls, "When I was young, I once watched, with my father, God’s Messe...

This chapter is believed to be one of the last revealed and thus the majority of Islamic scholars believe it to have been revealed in Medina.  Its title, The Help, is taken from the word ‘help’ (nasr) that occurs in the first of three verses.  When we read the chapters of the Quran chronologically we find that this chapter is directly connected to both the previous and the following chapters.  In...

Although the Arabs before Islam did not deny God altogether, they did not know Him by His identity as the One and the Eternal.  They neither showed any true understanding of God, nor worshipped Him properly.  On the contrary, they ascribed to Him, as partners, idols that were supposed to represent their great and pious ancestors or, in some cases, the angels whom they claimed to be God’s daughters...

This chapter exclusively concerns Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, seeking to cheer him up and assure him of happier prospects in his struggle.  It represents a glimpse of his life and the course of his mission in the early period at Mecca.  In it God threatens his enemies with destruction while directing the Prophet to the path of thanksgiving.  It deals with the...

The majority of the scholars of Islam agree that this chapter was revealed in the city of Mecca.  Revelation in the early years of Islam before the migration was mainly concerned with establishing faith and the basic beliefs of Islam; The Oneness of God, His signs and evidences, the prophethood of Muhammad and the final Judgement.  This chapter is concerned with two of the core teachings of Islam,...

The title of this four-verse chapter is Quraish which refers to the tribe of Quraish mentioned in the first verse.  The Quraish was the ruling tribe in Mecca at the time of the birth of Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him.  They were a tribe of merchants and were the custodians of the Kaba.  The Quraish was made up of ten main clans including Hashim, the clan to which...

Chapter 105 entitled The Elephant consists of five short verses.  It was revealed in Mecca and scholars deduce from its historical background that it was revealed in the very earliest days of revelation.  When Islam was first presented to the people of Mecca they were all non-believers.  Although it was revealed for all people in all times, the Meccans were the first to hear the message.  Yes they...

The Backbiter, named for the word humazah in the first verse, is one of the short chapters towards the end of the Quran.  Many of these chapters deal extensively with the concept of Hell.  However, although there are ten more chapters to follow, this is the last one that mentions or describes the fires of Hell.   Here Hell is described in such a way that we are able to experience its ferocious pow...

Verses 1-2 The condition of the disbelievers At every moment we are advancing towards our death.  This means that if a person does not utilize his time available to him for things that really matter, he will finally face total destruction.  In order to be successful, a person has to exert himself, while for failure he has to do nothing –  it is rushing towards him anyways. The biggest asset, which...

This is one of the short chapters found at the end of the Quran.  It is generally accepted that these chapters, which were revealed in Mecca, contain stern, sometimes violent, warnings with an emphasis on belief in God and the Day of Judgement, and descriptions of Paradise and Hell.  They were revealed during the first years of the mission of Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be...

The Striking Hour is a short Meccan chapter of eleven verses.  As is the case with most Meccan chapters, this chapter also focuses on the fundamental beliefs of Islam.  In this chapter we are presented with scenes from the Day of Judgment and confronted by the possibility of a shocking outcome in the Hereafter.  It deals with what takes place on that momentous Day and what it will lead too.  Verse...

Chapter 100 is named from the words of the first verse describing charging war horses, or those that run.  It is an eleven-verse chapter amongst the short Meccan chapters at the end of the Quran.  These chapters were predominantly revealed at the beginning of the prophethood of Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, and served to teach the new Muslims the basics of faith and to...

There is some scholarly dispute about whether this chapter was revealed in Mecca or Medina.  In general, chapters revealed in Medina emphasized establishing an Islamic society.  The earlier Meccan chapters presented the fundamentals of Islam in a concise and effective way, this included the final Judgment.  This is one of a series of chapters that deal with scenes from the Day of Judgment.  (Other...

The Clear Evidence is one of the short chapters found towards the end of the Quran.  It contains only eight verses yet covers a number of themes including the coming of Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, why it was necessary to send him with a new revelation, and the importance of respecting and acting upon knowledge.  This chapter takes its title from the closing wo...

The chapter is famous for its declaration regarding the Night of Power (Laylat al-Qadr), during which the Quran was first revealed.  This is universally believed to have occurred during the month of Ramadan, as stated in Quran 2:185.  Muslims maintain that the Night of Power comes every year.  Many reports say that the Night of Power occurs during the last ten nights of Ramadan.  Most scholars mai...

"Al-ʿAlaq" is an early Meccan chapter.  The first five verses are considered by most to be the first verses of the Quran to be revealed; the remaining verses were revealed later in the Meccan period when opposition to the revelation arose among the leaders of the Quraysh.  This initial revelation is said to have taken place during the last third of the month of Ramadan, in 610 of the Christian era...