Islamic points

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Surah Al-Quraysh is the 106th chapter of the Quran. It is a very short Surah, containing only four verses, and was revealed in Mecca. The Surah's central theme is a direct address to the Quraysh tribe, the powerful and influential tribe that resided in and had authority over Mecca and the Kaaba. The Surah highlights the immense blessings that Allah had bestowed upon them, specifically their safety and prosperity. It reminds them of their trading journeys in the winter and summer, which were made secure and profitable due to their status as the custodians of the Kaaba. This status, in turn, was a result of Allah's protection of the Kaaba from the army of Abraha, as described in the preceding Surah, Al-Fil. The main message of Surah Al-Quraysh is to urge the tribe to show gratitude for these blessings by worshipping Allah, the Lord of the Kaaba, who fed them against hunger and made them safe from fear. It serves as a reminder that their well-being and security were not a result of their own strength, but a divine gift, and therefore they should worship the One who granted them these favors.

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part 82

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"A tiny bundle of joy, with a sprinkle of sweetness and a dash of charm. His little hands wave in the air, his big round eyes sparkle with curiosity, and his coos melt hearts. A miniature miracle, wrapped in innocence and love, this baby boy is a treasure to behold.

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