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  Surah Al-Hajj ,  the 22nd chapter  of  the Holy Quran , stands as a majestic pillar within the Islamic faith. Its title, translating to “ The Pilgrimage ,” immediately evokes the sacred journey to Mecca, Hajj. However,  Surah Al-Hajj  offers a profound exploration that extends far beyond the rituals themselves. It delves into the very essence of faith, reminding us of our accountability, the nature of existence, and the purpose woven into the tapestry of our creation ( Quran 22:56 ). The sovereignty on that Day will be that of Allah (the one Who has no partners). He will judge between them. So those who believed (in the Oneness of Allah Islamic Monotheism) and did righteous good deeds will be in Gardens of delight (Paradise).  ( Quran 22:56 ) A Structured Revelation: Laying the Foundation Comprised of 78 verses revealed in Medina after the Prophet’s (PBUH) migration,  Surah Al-Hajj  falls under the classification of Madani Surahs. The opening verses establish a powerful foundation, r

  Surah Al-Anbiya , the  21st chapter  of  the Holy Quran , beautifully translates to “ The Prophets. ” This profound Meccan Surah, comprised of 112 verses, unveils a treasure trove of wisdom and inspiration for Muslims. A Clarion Call: The Oneness of Allah (SWT) One of the Surah’s central themes is the unwavering emphasis on Tawhid (monotheism). From the outset, Allah (SWT) addresses the disbelievers of Mecca, questioning the very foundation of their mockery – the Day of Judgement ( Quran 21:3-4 ). The Surah dismantles the prevalent polytheistic beliefs, reminding them of the absolute power and control of the one true God ( Quran 21:21-22 ). Verses like: With their hearts occupied (with evil things) those who do wrong, conceal their private counsels, (saying): “Is this (Muhammad SAW) more than a human being like you? Will you submit to magic while you see it?”  ( Quran 21:3 ) He (Muhammad SAW) said: “My Lord knows (every) word (spoken) in the heavens and on earth. And He is the All-He