Surah 25
Al-Furqan
The Criterion
Revealed in Makkah77 verses28 sections
الفرقان
Contents
Start reading- 1Which was revealed in MakkahVerses 1–2
- 2Blessed be AllahVerse 3
- 3The Foolishness of the IdolatorsVerses 4–6
- 4What the Disbelievers said about the Qur'anVerses 7–14
- 5What the Disbelievers said about the Messenger, refutation of Their Words, and Their ultimate DestinyVerses 15–16
- 6Is the Fire better, or ParadiseVerses 17–19
- 7The gods of the Idolators will disown Them on the Day of ResurrectionVerse 20
- 8All of the Previous Messengers were HumanVerses 21–24
- 9The Stubbornness of the Disbelievers
- 10The Abode of the People of ParadiseVerses 25–29
- 11The Terrors of the Day of Resurrection, and how the Wrongdoers will wish that They had taken a Path with the MessengerVerses 30–31
- 12The Messenger will complain against His OpponentsVerses 32–34
- 13The Reason why the Qur'an was revealed in Stages, the Refutation of the Disbelievers, and their Evil EndVerses 35–40
- 14Frightening the Idolators of QurayshVerses 41–44
- 15How the Disbelievers mocked the Messenger
- 16They took Their Desires as their gods and were more astray than CattleVerses 45–47
- 17Evidence of the existence of the Creator and the extent of His PowerVerses 48–50
- 18This is also part of His complete power and supreme authority:Verses 51–54
- 19The universality of the Prophet's Message, how He was supported in His Mission and Allah's Blessings to MankindVerses 55–60
- 20The Ignorance of the Idolators
- 21The Messenger brings Glad Tidings and Warnings
- 22The Command to the Messenger to put his Trust in Allah, and some of His Qualities
- 23Condemnation of the IdolatorsVerses 61–62
- 24Mentioning the Might and Power of AllahVerses 63–67
- 25Attributes of the Servants of the Most GraciousVerses 68–71
- 26The Attributes of the Servants of the Most Gracious include avoiding Shirk, Murder and ZinaVerses 72–74
- 27More Attributes of the Servants of the Most GraciousVerses 75–77
- 28The Reward of the Servants of the Most Gracious, and a Warning to the People of Makkah