Surah Al-Haqqah

الحاقة

Surah 69 · Makki · 52 ayahs · Juz 29 · pages 566–568 · 2 rukus

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Revealed
Makki
Ayahs
52
Juz
29
Mushaf pages
566–568
Words
258
Order revealed
78th (according to Ibn Abbas)

About Surah Al-Haqqah (069)

The Surah tells about the fate of Thamud, ‘Ad, Pharaoh, other overthrown towns, the flood that came in the time of Prophet Nuh. It talks about the…

The Surah tells about the fate of Thamud, ‘Ad, Pharaoh, other overthrown towns, the flood that came in the time of Prophet Nuh. It talks about the reward of the faithful and the punishment of disbelievers. At the end it reminds the people that this message is not poetry of a poet and something made up by the Prophet ﷺ himself, it is the revelation of the Lord of the worlds.

The Surah takes its name from the first Ayat, “The Manifest Reality” (69:1) There are 52 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 2 rukus of Surah Al-Haqqah

Each ruku is a reading portion. This is what each one covers — click any line to open it.

RukuWhat it coversAyahs
1Description of the Day of Resurrection and of the Day of Judgment Righteous people and their reward & Sinful people and their punishment1–37
2The Qur'an is the word of Allah and not of the Prophet, and is a reminder for those who fear Allah (God)38–52

Themes of Surah Al-Haqqah (069)

The first section (v. 1-37) is about the Hereafter and the second (v. 38-52) about the Qur’an’s being a revelation from Allah and the Prophet’s…

The first section (v. 1-37) is about the Hereafter and the second (v. 38-52) about the Qur’an’s being a revelation from Allah and the Prophet’s ﷺbeing a true Messenger of Allah. The first section opens with the assertion that the coming of the Resurrection and the occurrence of the Hereafter is a truth which has to take place inevitably. Then in v. 4-12, it has been stated that the communities that denied the Hereafter in the past became worthy of Allah’s punishment. In v. 13-17, the occurrence of Resurrection has been depicted. In v. 18-37, the real object for which Allah has destined a second life for mankind after the present worldly life. In it we are told that on that Day all men shall appear in the Court of their Lord, where no secret of theirs shall remain hidden; each man’s record will be placed in his hand.

Those who had spent lives in the world with the realization that one day they would have to render an account of their deeds before their Lord, and who had worked righteously in the world and provided beforehand for their well-being in the Hereafter, will rejoice when they see that they have been acquitted and blessed with the eternal bliss of Paradise. On the contrary, those who neither recognised the rights of Allah, nor discharged the rights of men, will have no one to save them from the punishment of Allah, and they will be cast into Hell.

In the second section (v. 38-52) the disbelievers of Makkah have been addressed and told: “You think this Qur’an is the word of a poet or soothsayer, whereas it is a Revelation sent down by Allah, which is being presented by the noble Messengers. The Messenger by himself had no power to increase or decrease a word in it. If he forges something of his own composition into it, We will cut off his aorta.”

Key words of Surah Al-Haqqah

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
قول7
حقق4
ربب4
اخذ4
كتب4
هلك3
يوم3
حمل3
ذكر3
حسم1
صرع1
وهي1

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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