Surah Al-A’laa
سُورَةُ الأَعۡلَىٰSurah Al-A'la glorifies Allah Most High and promises ease for the Prophet in memorizing revelation. It emphasizes preferring the Hereafter.
Frequently Asked Questions
Surah Al-A’laa is in which para (Juz)?
Surah Al-A’laa is located in Juz 30 (Amma) of the Quran.
How many ayahs are in Surah Al-A’laa?
Surah Al-A’laa contains 19 ayahs (verses).
Is Surah Al-A’laa a Meccan or Medinan surah?
Surah Al-A’laa is a Meccan surah, meaning it was revealed after the Prophet's migration to Medina, often addressing community laws and practical guidance.
What are the key themes of Surah Al-A’laa?
The key themes of Surah Al-A’laa include: Glorifying Allah Most High, Ease in revelation, Preference for the Hereafter, and Scriptures of Ibrahim and Musa.
What does "Al-A’laa" mean in English?
The name "Al-A’laa" means "The Most High" in English. The surah is named after this term which appears in or relates to its content.
What is the Arabic name of Surah Al-A’laa?
The Arabic name of Surah Al-A’laa is سُورَةُ الأَعۡلَىٰ.
What surah number is Surah Al-A’laa in the Quran?
Surah Al-A’laa is the 87th surah in the Quran, appearing as chapter 87 out of 114 total chapters.
Are there any sajdas (prostrations) in Surah Al-A’laa?
Surah Al-A’laa does not contain any sajda tilawah (prostration of recitation) verses.
Which surah comes before Surah Al-A’laa?
The surah that comes before Surah Al-A’laa is Surah At-Taariq (Surah 86).
Which surah comes after Surah Al-A’laa?
The surah that comes after Surah Al-A’laa is Surah Al-Ghaashiya (Surah 88).