Surah Al-Fath
الفتح
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- Madani
- Ayahs
- 29
- Juz
- 26
- Mushaf pages
- 511–515
- Words
- 560
- Order revealed
- 111th (according to Ibn Abbas)
- Year
- 19th year of Prophethood (6th Year Hijri)
- Prophets named
- Muhammad ﷺ
About Surah Al-Fath (048)
The Surah talks about the moral and physical victory of Islam over the forces of disbelief. The hypocrites and disbelievers will be disappointed with…
The Surah talks about the moral and physical victory of Islam over the forces of disbelief. The hypocrites and disbelievers will be disappointed with this victory.
This Surah takes its name from the first Ayat, “Indeed, We have given you, (O Muhammad )ﷺ, a clear conquest.” (48:1).
There are 29 Ayat in this Surah.
This surah is published a ruku at a time — the Quran's own reading portion — so each page stays short enough to study properly. Pick where you want to begin.
The 4 rukus of Surah Al-Fath
Each ruku is a reading portion. This is what each one covers — click any line to open it.
| Ruku | What it covers | Ayahs |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |
| 1–10 |
| 2 |
| 11–17 |
| 3 |
| 18–26 |
| 4 | Vision to conquer Makkah is shown to the Holy Prophet and characteristics of Muhammad (pbuh) and his followers | 27–29 |
Themes of Surah Al-Fath (048)
The victories of Allah awarded to the Prophet ﷺand his nation.
The victories of Allah awarded to the Prophet ﷺand his nation.
Key words of Surah Al-Fath
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.
| Root | Times | Words in this surah |
|---|---|---|
| اله | 39 | |
| امن | 15 | |
| كون | 13 | |
| رسل | 10 | |
| كفر | 8 | |
| عذب | 8 | |
| قول | 8 | |
| علم | 7 | |
| شيا | 7 |
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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