Surah Al-Maun

الماعون

Surah 107 · Makki · 7 ayahs · Juz 30 · page 602 · 1 rukus

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Revealed
Makki
Ayahs
7
Juz
30
Mushaf pages
602
Words
25
Order revealed
17th (according to Ibn Abbas)

About Surah Al-Maun (107)

Religion means social service, helping the poor and needy. The Surah tells us that the true belief in Allah and the Last Day create a kind and…

Religion means social service, helping the poor and needy. The Surah tells us that the true belief in Allah and the Last Day create a kind and compassionate character.

This Surah takes its name from the last Ayat, “And withhold (simple) assistance.” (107:7).

There are 7 Ayat in this Surah.

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The 7 ayahs of Surah Al-Maun

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Themes of Surah Al-Maun (107)

Its theme is to point out what kind of morals a man develops when he refuses to believe in the Hereafter. In v. 2-3 the condition of the disbelievers…

Its theme is to point out what kind of morals a man develops when he refuses to believe in the Hereafter. In v. 2-3 the condition of the disbelievers who openly belie the Hereafter has been described, and in the last four verses the state of those hypocrites who apparently are Muslims but have no idea of the Hereafter, its judgment, and the meting out of rewards and punishments accordingly has been described. On the whole, the objective of depicting the attitude and conduct of two kinds of people is to impress the point that man cannot develop a strong, stable and pure character in himself unless he believes in the Hereafter.

Key words of Surah Al-Maun

Arabic builds its words from a three-letter root; change the pattern around the root and the meaning changes with it. These are the roots this surah keeps returning to, and the words built on each — every word links to the ayah it sits in. More in the Grammar Guide.

RootTimesWords in this surah
راي2
صلو2
كذب1
دين1
دعع1
يتم1
حضض1
طعم1
سكن1
معن1

Introduction and themes from The Qur’an Companion (Qur’an Wiki), Institute of Qur’anic Studies, reproduced unchanged. Key roots are their selection; every word, meaning and count shown here is from ILMHUB’s own Quran database.

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