This section explains and interprets short surahs from the Qur’an in a simple, child-friendly way. Each surah is recited, translated, and then broken down verse by verse.
Surat al-Fātiḥah: Teaches praise of Allah, seeking His help, and asking for guidance on the straight path.
Surat az-Zalzalah: Describes the great earthquake of the Day of Judgment, when deeds will be shown.
Surat al-‘Ādiyāt: Warns against human ingratitude and excessive love of wealth.
Surat al-Qāri‘ah: Depicts the Striking Calamity and the weighing of deeds.
Surat at-Takāthur: Cautions against being distracted by rivalry for worldly gain.
Surat al-‘Asr: Emphasizes faith, good deeds, truth, and patience.
Surat al-Humazah: Condemns slanderers and hoarders of wealth.
Surat al-Fīl: Recounts Allah’s protection of the Ka‘bah against the People of the Elephant.
Surat Quraysh: Reminds Quraysh of Allah’s blessings of safety and provision.
Surat al-Mā‘ūn: Criticizes those who deny the Day of Judgment, neglect prayer, and withhold kindness.
Surat al-Kawthar: Promises abundant blessings to the Prophet ﷺ.
Surat al-Kāfirūn: Declares separation between the religion of Islam and disbelief.
Surat an-Naṣr: Foretells the victory of Islam and instructs gratitude and repentance.
Surat al-Masad: Declares the doom of Abu Lahab and his wife for their opposition to the Prophet ﷺ.
Overall, these surahs focus on belief in Allah, preparing for the Hereafter, avoiding arrogance and greed, practicing worship sincerely, and recognizing Allah’s blessings.
Interpretation of Short Surahs - Simple Tafsir for Kids & New Muslims
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