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    This document provides a summary of various ayat from Surah Al-Qariah in the Quran. Ayat 1-3 introduce the surah, describing Judgement Day as "Al-Qariah" which means "that which rattles and destroys." It will be a day of great clash when hearts will be rattled out of terror. Ayat 4 uses the metaphor of moths scattering in different directions to represent how scattered and alone people will feel on Judgement Day. Ayat 5 compares deeds to wool and mountains being scraped down to fine particles, indicating deeds will be heavily judged. Ayat 6 states that on Judgement Day, good deeds which seemed worthless will hold great weight.

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    This document provides a summary of various ayat from Surah Al-Qariah in the Quran. Ayat 1-3 introduce the surah, describing Judgement Day as "Al-Qariah" which means "that which rattles and destroys." It will be a day of great clash when hearts will be rattled out of terror. Ayat 4 uses the metaphor of moths scattering in different directions to represent how scattered and alone people will feel on Judgement Day. Ayat 5 compares deeds to wool and mountains being scraped down to fine particles, indicating deeds will be heavily judged. Ayat 6 states that on Judgement Day, good deeds which seemed worthless will hold great weight.

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    NAK Tafseer - Al-Qariah

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    This document provides a summary of various ayat from Surah Al-Qariah in the Quran. Ayat 1-3 introduce the surah, describing Judgement Day as "Al-Qariah" which means "that which rattles and destroys." It will be a day of great clash when hearts will be rattled out of terror. Ayat 4 uses the metaphor of moths scattering in different directions to represent how scattered and alone people will feel on Judgement Day. Ayat 5 compares deeds to wool and mountains being scraped down to fine particles, indicating deeds will be heavily judged. Ayat 6 states that on Judgement Day, good deeds which seemed worthless will hold great weight.

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    SURAH AL-QARIAH

    AYAT 1, 2, 3
    Al Qariah
     that which rattles, destroys
     also used when you are in a tough situation
     one of description of Judgement Day. There are many other descriptions for
    Judgement Day in the Quran.
     Repeated 3 times in the surah.
     The day of great clash
     Hearts will be rattled out of terror
    Qara’ah – one thing strike against another thing
    Usage – Qariah alone (one word usage) indicates the urgency
    Clash happens 3 times
    1)

    AYAT 4
    Farash – moths, bugs attracted to light. People will be like moths. Figurative to show
    lots of people around in chaos, scattered in all directions.
    Mabsus – division. Judgement day will be a day of gathering. But its one of the days
    you will feel most alone. Everyone become separated from each other, individualized.

    AYAT 5
    I’hn – wool in different textures.
    Al-manfush – scraped into fine threads
    Mountains which is heavy can be totally scraped to fine particles

    AYAT 6
    Previous ayat, mountains become weightless. But in this ayat, deeds become heavy.
    People usually your good deeds are worthless. But on Judgement Day, Allah reverse
    this.
    -weight of intentions, sincerity of our deeds. Deeds without iman have zero weight.
    -scales in our image will have two sides, but Quran describe it as something else.
    -Evil deeds will have no weight. But good deeds will possess weight. Allah makes
    deeds worthless by making it weightless.
    -Weight of Deeds will be judged on 2 things, how sincere u are and how close it is to
    the sunnah

    AYAT 7
    I’isyah – having a life without worry about food and shelter. Necessity is not a concern.
    Radhiyah – the one who is pleased
    -A “life” that is “pleased”?
    Indicates overjoy, no space for dissatisfaction

    AYAT 8
    Takhfif – to lighten
    On judgement day we want this huge burden of good deeds. But, when you follow
    Allah’s commandments, Allah intends to lighten your burden from you in the dunya.
    Life becomes easy but your scales become heavy on Judgement Day.

    AYAT 9
    Hawiyah – “Haawi” comes from “huwa” meaning to fall into a steep canyon
    A canyon in hellfire so deep, only Allah know its depth.
    Faummuhu – when arabs see someone having terrible calamity, they use a saying
    ”you look like your mother just fell into a canyon”
    -The hellfire is like a mother, hugs the children (people of hellfire) and never let go.

    AYAT 10
    “Maa”hiyah –

    AYAT 11
    Allah ask it, Allah answer it
    Ends with description about hell fire, the fate of
    Haamiyah – “hima” means intensity of lame & fire
    From hadeeth, hellfire is 70 times hotter
    SURAH STRUCTURE
    Allah opens the surah with question and answer, also ends the surah with question
    and answer.

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