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Tilawat · Masjid Al-Haram, Makkah Al-Mukarramah

Surah Ta Ha by Shuraim & Sudais with Urdu Translation

by Shaykh Sudais & Shaikh Shuraim (Imams of Kaaba)

Audio Details

CategoryTilawat
Duration42 min
Date02-September-1998
Islamic Date1419 - 10 Jamadi ul Awwal
VenueMasjid Al-Haram, Makkah Al-Mukarramah
Listeners1
File Size5 MB

Important Notes About This Audio

Recitation Surah Ta-Ha 20 with Urdu Translation

  • In Para / Juzz Number: 16
  • Number of verses: 135
  • Revealed in: Makkah — Makki
  • 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 Ta-Ha reassures the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, that the Quran was not revealed to make him miserable. It is a reminder for those who are willing to stand in awe of Allah. This opening establishes a message of guidance and mercy while strengthening the Prophet in the face of opposition.


The largest part of the surah recounts the mission of Musa, peace be upon him. Allah calls him at the sacred valley, grants him signs, and sends him with Harun to confront Pharaoh. Musa’s prayer for confidence, clear speech, and support reflects the dependence of every messenger on divine help. The contest with the magicians becomes a decisive moment when they recognise the truth and accept faith despite Pharaoh’s threats.


After the deliverance of the Children of Israel, the account of the calf shows how quickly a rescued community can fall into error. Musa’s return, Harun’s explanation, and the exposure of the Samiri underline the need to preserve worship of Allah alone.


The surah also recalls Adam’s experience with Satan, his lapse, and Allah’s guidance after repentance. Human beings are warned that turning away from divine remembrance leads to loss, while following guidance protects them from ultimate ruin. The closing verses call for patience, prayer, and restraint from envying worldly possessions. The central theme is that revelation provides direction through fear, temptation, and hardship, and that lasting wellbeing depends on faithful remembrance and obedience.


Source: Ma’ariful Qur’an — 20:1; 20:9; 20:83; 20:115; 20:132.


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