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Tilawat · Masjid Al-Haram, Makkah Al-Mukarramah

Surah Al Hashr by Shuraim & Sudais with Urdu Translation

by Shaykh Sudais & Shaikh Shuraim (Imams of Kaaba)

Audio Details

CategoryTilawat
Duration16 min
Date11-October-1998
Islamic Date1419 - 20 Jamadi us Sani
VenueMasjid Al-Haram, Makkah Al-Mukarramah
Listeners1
File Size2 MB

Important Notes About This Audio

Recitation Surah Al-Hashr 59 with Urdu Translation

  • Alternate Names of the Surah: Bani An-Nadir
  • In Para / Juzz Number: 28
  • Number of verses: 24
  • Revealed in: Madina — Madani
  • Reciters: Shaykh Abdul Rahman Al-Sudais and Shaykh Saud Al-Shuraim
  • Urdu Translation: Qari Fateh Muhammad Jalhendri

The Central Theme and Topic of the Surah

Surah Al-Hashr reflects on the expulsion of Banu An-Nadir and the unexpected collapse of a position that had seemed secure. Strong fortifications and confident assumptions could not prevent Allah’s decree. The event becomes a lesson about the limits of worldly protection and the consequences of hostility.


The surah discusses the use of property gained without ordinary battle, emphasising that wealth should not circulate only among the rich. It praises the emigrants who left their homes and possessions for faith, and the Helpers who welcomed them with exceptional generosity. Their willingness to prefer others even when they themselves had needs offers a model of brotherhood.


A contrasting account exposes the empty promises of hypocrites who encourage resistance but withdraw when help is required. Their appearance of unity conceals divided hearts. The example of Satan abandoning the person he misleads illustrates the danger of trusting such assurances.


The final passages call every believer to consider what has been prepared for tomorrow. Forgetting Allah leads people to neglect their own true interests. The Quran’s greatness is expressed through the image of a mountain humbled and split by reverence if revelation were sent upon it. The surah closes with a majestic series of Allah’s names and attributes. Its central message connects historical reflection with personal reform: believers should avoid false security, share generously, examine their actions, and let knowledge of Allah produce humility, foresight, and sincere worship.


Source: Ma’ariful Qur’an — 59:1; 59:6; 59:9; 59:18; 59:21; 59:22.


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