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Sūrah An-NaṣrThe Divine Support · Madinah · 3 āyāt · 2 themes

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Āyāt	Theme	Takeaways
1–2	The help of Allah arrives, and people come in wavescovers āyāt 1–2 — all 2	Work sincerely, but do not treat success as something Allāh owes you. Receive it as His gift. Do not assume that people who have not yet responded will never respond. The tribes’ hesitation changed after the opening of Makkah. Look beyond the visible achievement to the worship it calls for. Victory and growing numbers prepare the way for praise and seeking forgiveness. Read good news attentively rather than stopping at its most obvious meaning. Ibn ʿAbbās understood the sūrah’s announcement of victory as also pointing to the approaching end of the Prophet’s ﷺ life.
Show full translation & tafsīr The translation — every āyah of the range Loading the translation… Translation: Quran.com · Read the Arabic in the muṣḥaf The tafsīr in brief When the help of Allah and the opening of have come, and you see people entering the religion of Allah in crowds — the fruit of twenty-three years of patient calling, given at the end, and named as Allah's help rather than anyone's achievement. Work sincerely, but do not treat success as something Allāh owes you. Receive it as His gift. Do not assume that people who have not yet responded will never respond. The tribes’ hesitation changed after the opening of Makkah. Look beyond the visible achievement to the worship it calls for. Victory and growing numbers prepare the way for praise and seeking forgiveness. Read good news attentively rather than stopping at its most obvious meaning. Ibn ʿAbbās understood the sūrah’s announcement of victory as also pointing to the approaching end of the Prophet’s ﷺ life.
3	Victory answered with praise, not pridecovers āyāt 3 — all 1	Make achievement a reason to become more humble before Allāh, rather than more impressed with yourself. Give both praise and seeking forgiveness a place in your response to good news; gratitude does not replace your need for forgiveness. Ask forgiveness with hope: the verse describes Allāh as ever accepting of repentance. As an important task draws to a close, make time to turn more fully to Allāh rather than treating completion as an end to devotion.
Show full translation & tafsīr The translation — every āyah of the range Loading the translation… Translation: Quran.com · Read the Arabic in the muṣḥaf The tafsīr in brief Then glorify the praise of your Lord and ask His forgiveness — indeed, He is the One who keeps turning back to those who turn to Him. The answer to the greatest success of his ﷺ life is praise and asking forgiveness. Make achievement a reason to become more humble before Allāh, rather than more impressed with yourself. Give both praise and seeking forgiveness a place in your response to good news; gratitude does not replace your need for forgiveness. Ask forgiveness with hope: the verse describes Allāh as ever accepting of repentance. As an important task draws to a close, make time to turn more fully to Allāh rather than treating completion as an end to devotion.
Allah's names	Allāh ٱللَّٰه— The proper name of the Divine Being: the One truly worshipped, to whom every other name returns as a description. āyah 1, 2 Ar-Rabb (the Lord) ٱلرَّبّ— The Lord who creates, owns and directs — ownership joined to care, not bare power. āyah 3

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