Surah An Nazi'at || Tafseer By Dr.Israar Ahmed ||Surah No 79 || Para No 30

Surah Al-Nazi'at (سورة النازعات) is the 79th chapter of the Quran, revealed in Mecca. It is a short surah, consisting of 46 verses.
The surah is named after the angels who are tasked with taking the souls of the deceased (Al-Nazi'at). It begins by describing the angels' swift and gentle taking of souls, and then moves on to describe the Day of Judgment, where souls will be reunited with their bodies.
The surah warns the disbelievers and polytheists of their fate on the Day of Judgment, and reminds them of the signs of Allah's power and creation. It also comforts the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and the believers, assuring them of Allah's support and guidance.
Some key themes and lessons from Surah Al-Nazi'at include:
- The inevitability of death and the afterlife
- The importance of belief and righteousness
- Allah's power and control over all things
- The comfort and support given to the Prophet and believers
- The warning to disbelievers and polytheists of their fate on the Day of Judgment.