SURAH AL-MA'ARIJ سورة المعارج Iطريق الصعود إلى الله 🌙Patience and Prayer in the Face of Trials

📖 Surah Al-Ma‘ārij (The Ascending Stairways) – Detailed Tafsir 🌌 Overview Surah Al-Ma‘ārij (سورة المعارج) is the 70th chapter of the Qur’an, revealed in Makkah. It contains 44 verses and focuses on the Day of Judgment, the reality of human nature, and the reward of the believers. The word “Ma‘ārij” means “The Ways of Ascent” — referring to the stairways or pathways through which the angels ascend to Allah. 💫 Main Themes 1. The Reality of Divine Justice The Surah begins with a warning: “A questioner asked about a punishment bound to happen. For the disbelievers, there is nothing to avert it.” (Surah Al-Ma‘ārij, 70:1–2) Someone mockingly asked when the punishment will come. Allah responds — it is coming, and no one can stop it. This shows the certainty of the Day of Judgment, and that the mockery of disbelievers does not delay divine justice. 2. A Day Equal to 50,000 Years “The angels and the Spirit ascend to Him in a Day the measure of which is fifty thousand years.” (70:4) This verse reminds us of the immense length and intensity of the Day of Resurrection. While humans are impatient, Allah’s time and wisdom transcend our understanding. It reminds us to be patient, steadfast, and not deceived by worldly speed or delay. 3. Human Nature Exposed “Indeed, man was created anxious: when evil touches him, impatient; but when good touches him, withholding.” (70:19–21) Allah exposes the weakness and selfishness of human nature. Most people panic when tested and become greedy when blessed — except those who have true faith. The Qur’an shows us that the path to peace is through spiritual discipline and connection to Allah. 4. The Qualities of the True Believers “Except those who pray, those who are constant in their prayer, who give a share of their wealth to the beggar and deprived, who are truthful, who fear the punishment of their Lord…” (70:22–27) Allah contrasts the believers with the heedless. The believers are: Regular in Salah (Prayer) Generous with their wealth Trustworthy and truthful Fearful of Allah’s punishment Guarding their chastity and promises These qualities lift them from the low desires of this world to the “Ma‘ārij” — the stairways of spiritual ascension. 5. A Scene from the Day of Judgment “The Day when they will emerge from their graves swiftly, as if rushing toward a goalpost. Their eyes humbled, humiliation will cover them.” (70:43–44) On that day, people will be terrified and powerless. The disbelievers who once mocked the truth will be overwhelmed with regret, while the believers will rise with peace and honor. 🌟 Key Lessons Be patient — Allah’s promise is near. Stay constant in Salah and generosity. The world is temporary; the Hereafter is eternal. Rise above greed, arrogance, and haste. Build your “Ma‘ārij” — your spiritual ladder — through faith and righteous deeds. 💖 Summary Surah Al-Ma‘ārij paints a vivid image of Divine Judgment and human accountability. It reminds us that life is not random; every action ascends to Allah. The righteous rise step by step through prayer, charity, and patience — while the arrogant fall. It’s a surah of warning, reflection, and hope for those who seek nearness to Allah. #سورة_المعارج #تفسير_القرآن #تفسير_سورة_المعارج #اليوم_القيامة #الصعود_إلى_الله #الصبر_والصلاة #الإيمان_والعمل_الصالح #ذكر_الله #خشية_الله #يوم_الحساب #يوم_القيامة_خمسون_ألف_سنة #الملائكة_تعرج #الآخرة #الإسلام #القرآن_الكريم #تدبر_القرآن #رحلة_الإيمان #النجاة_بالإيمان #طريق_الجنة #موعظة_إيمانية #تذكير_إسلامي #حقائق_الآخرة #نور_الإيمان #تدبر #آيات_من_القرآن#surahalmaarij #Surah70 #TheAscendingStairways #QuranReflection #IslamicReminder #TafsirSeries #DayOfJudgment #Hereafter #QuranVerses #SpiritualAscension #AngelsAscend #PatienceAndPrayer #FaithOverFear #IslamicMotivation #QuranDaily #BelieversRise #FearAllah #TrustInAllah #IslamicWisdom #QuranTafsir #ReminderForBelievers #IslamicShorts #QuranicReflections #QuranAndSunnah #DivineJustice #QuranStudy #IslamicVideo #SurahExplanation #JourneyToAkhirah #PathToJannah