Tibyan
Surah 6

Al-An'am

The Cattle

Revealed in Makkah165 verses92 sections
الأنعام

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  1. 1The Virtue of Surat Al-An`am and When it Was RevealedVerses 1–3
  2. 2All Praise is Due to Allah for His Glorious Ability and Great PowerVerses 4–6
  3. 3Threatening the Idolators for their StubbornnessVerses 7–11
  4. 4Censuring the Rebellious and their Refusal to Accept Human MessengersVerses 12–16
  5. 5Allah is the Creator and the SustainerVerses 17–21
  6. 6Allah is the Irresistible, Able to Bring Benefit and Protect from Harm
  7. 7People of the Book Recognize the Prophet Just as They Recognize Their Own ChildrenVerses 22–26
  8. 8The Polythiests Shall be Questioned About the Shirk They Committed
  9. 9The Miserable Do Not Benefit from the Qur'anVerses 27–30
  10. 10Wishes and Hopes Do Not Help One When He Sees the TormentVerses 31–32
  11. 11Allah describes the regret of the disbelievers when facing Him, and their disappointment at the commencement, along with their sorrow for not performing good deeds and for their evil deeds.Verses 33–36
  12. 12Comforting the ProphetVerses 37–39
  13. 13The Idolators Ask for a Miracle
  14. 14The Meaning of Umam
  15. 15The Disbelievers will be Deaf and Mute in DarknessVerses 40–45
  16. 16The Idolators Call On Allah Alone During Torment and DistressVerses 46–54
  17. 17The Messenger Neither has the Key to Allah's Treasures, Nor Knows the Unseen
  18. 18Prohibiting the Messenger from Turning the Weak Away and the Order to Honor ThemVerses 55–59
  19. 19The Prophet Understands What He Conveys; Torment is in Allah's Hands Not the Prophet's
  20. 20Only Allah Knows the UnseenVerses 60–62
  21. 21The Servants are in Allah's Hands Before and After DeathVerses 63–65
  22. 22Allah's Compassion and Generosity, and His Power and Torment
  23. 23Another Hadith
  24. 24Another HadithVerses 66–69
  25. 25The Invitation to the Truth is Guidance Without Coercion
  26. 26The Prohibition of Sitting with Those Who Deny and Mock Allah's AyatVerses 70–73
  27. 27The Parable of Those Who Revert to Disbelief After Faith and Good Deeds
  28. 28As-Sur; The TrumpetVerses 74–79
  29. 29Ibrahim Advises his Father
  30. 30Tawhid Becomes Apparent to Ibrahim
  31. 31Prophet Ibrahim Debates with his PeopleVerses 80–83
  32. 32Shirk is the Greatest Zulm (Wrong)Verses 84–90
  33. 33Ibrahim Receives the News of Ishaq and Ya`qub During His Old Age
  34. 34Qualities of Nuh and Ibrahim
  35. 35Shirk Eradicates the Deeds, Even the Deeds of the MessengersVerses 91–92
  36. 36The Messenger is but a Human to Whom the Book was Revealed by InspirationVerses 93–94
  37. 37None is Worse Than One who Invents a Lie Against Allah and Claims that Revelation Came to Him
  38. 38The Condition of These Unjust People Upon Death and on the Day of ResurrectionVerses 95–97
  39. 39Recognizing Allah Through Some of His AyatVerses 98–100
  40. 40Rebuking the IdolatorsVerse 101
  41. 41Meaning of Badi`Verses 102–103
  42. 42Allah is Your LordVerses 104–105
  43. 43The Meaning of Basa'irVerses 106–107
  44. 44The Command to Follow the RevelationVerse 108
  45. 45The Prohibition of Insulting the False gods of the Disbelievers, So that they Do not Insult AllahVerses 109–110
  46. 46Asking for Miracles and Swearing to Believe if They ComeVerses 111–113
  47. 47Every Prophet Has EnemiesVerses 114–117
  48. 48Most People are MisguidedVerses 118–119
  49. 49Allowing What was Slaughtered in the Name of AllahVerses 120–121
  50. 50The Prohibition of what was Slaughtered in other than Allah's Name
  51. 51The Devil's Inspiration
  52. 52Giving Preference to Anyone's Saying Over the Legislation of Allah is ShirkVerse 122
  53. 53The Parable of the Disbeliever and the BelieverVerses 123–124
  54. 54Evil Plots of the Leaders of the Criminals and their Subsequent Demise
  55. 55The Disbelievers Admit to the Prophet's Nobility of LineageVerses 125–129
  56. 56The Wrongdoers Are the Supporters of Each otherVerse 130
  57. 57Chastising the Jinns and Humans after their Admission that Allah Sent Messengers to ThemVerses 131–135
  58. 58If They Disobey, They Will PerishVerse 136
  59. 59Some Acts of ShirkVerse 137
  60. 60Shaytan Lured the Idolators to Kill Their ChildrenVerse 138
  61. 61The Idolators Forbade Certain Types of CattleVerses 139–140
  62. 62Allah says that those who committed these evil acts have earned the loss of this life and the Hereafter.Verses 141–142
  63. 63Allah Created the Produce, Seed Grains and Cattle
  64. 64Prohibiting Extravagance
  65. 65Benefits of Cattle
  66. 66Eat the Meat of These Cattle, But Do Not Follow Shaytan's Law Concerning ThemVerses 143–144
  67. 67These Ayat demonstrate the ignorance of the Arabs before Islam.Verse 145
  68. 68Forbidden ThingsVerse 146
  69. 69Foods that were Prohibited for the Jews Because of their Transgression
  70. 70The Tricks of the Jews, and Allah's CurseVerses 147–150
  71. 71A False Notion and its RebuttalVerse 151
  72. 72Ten Commandments
  73. 73Shirk is Forbidden
  74. 74The Order for Kindness to Parents
  75. 75Killing Children is Forbidden
  76. 76The Prohibition of Unjustified KillingVerse 152
  77. 77The Prohibition of Consuming the Orphan's Property
  78. 78The Command to Give Full Measure and Full Weight with Justice
  79. 79The Order for Just Testimony
  80. 80Fulfilling the Covenant of Allah is an ObligationVerse 153
  81. 81The Command to Follow Allah's Straight Path and to Avoid All Other PathsVerses 154–155
  82. 82Praising the Tawrah and the Qur'anVerses 156–157
  83. 83The Qur'an is Allah's Proof Against His CreationVerse 158
  84. 84The Disbelievers Await the Commencement of the Hereafter, or Some of its PortentsVerse 159
  85. 85Criticizing Division in the ReligionVerse 160
  86. 86The Good Deed is Multiplied Tenfold, While the Sin is Recompensed with the SameVerses 161–163
  87. 87Islam is the Straight Path
  88. 88The Command for Sincerity in Worship
  89. 89Islam is the Religion of all ProphetsVerse 164
  90. 90The Command to Sincerely Trust in Allah
  91. 91Every Person Carries His Own BurdenVerse 165
  92. 92Allah Made Mankind Dwellers on the earth, Generation After Generation, of Various Grades, in order to Test Them