Surah Luqman, named after the wise man Luqman, is the 31st chapter of the Quran with 34 verses. This Meccan surah shares Luqman’s timeless advice to his son, encouraging gratitude, prayer, and humility. It’s a heartfelt guide for living a righteous life.
Revealed in Makkah during a time of opposition, Surah Luqman inspired early Muslims with its focus on wisdom and faith. It highlights Luqman’s counsel and Allah’s signs in creation, urging believers to stay steadfast and grateful amidst challenges.
The tafsir of Surah Luqman emphasizes Luqman’s advice on monotheism, prayer, patience, and avoiding arrogance. It also reflects on Allah’s creation as evidence of His power, encouraging believers to seek wisdom and follow the Straight Path.
Reciting Surah Luqman fosters wisdom, gratitude, and spiritual growth. It’s believed to guide parents and children, protect from arrogance, and bring peace. Many recite it to seek Allah’s guidance in raising righteous families.
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Surah Luqman shares the wisdom of Luqman, advising his son on faith, prayer, and humility, while highlighting Allah’s signs in creation.
Luqman is a wise man, not a prophet, known for his God-given wisdom. The surah shares his advice to his son on living a righteous life.
Reciting Surah Luqman promotes wisdom, gratitude, and family guidance. It offers spiritual peace and protection from arrogance.
Surah Luqman was revealed in Makkah, providing guidance and encouragement to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and early Muslims during persecution.
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