Surah Muminoon is the 23th chapter of the Quran. It was revealed in Makkah and has 118 verses. The title of the surah, Al-Muminoon, comes from the first verse, in which Allah describes the believers as those who have iman (faith).
Importance of last verses of Surah Muminoon
This surah focuses on the importance of having true faith in Allah. It also contains many verses about the Day of Judgment, and how those who have iman will be rewarded in Paradise. The surah begins with a description of the believers: “Those who have faith and do righteous deeds, they are the best of creatures.” (Quran, 23:1)
The believers are described as being the best of creatures because they have iman and do good deeds.
This is followed by some of the signs of His creation for people to reflect upon. Then comes the description of the disbelievers. The disbelievers are described as being the worst of creatures because they reject Allah’s Signs.
On that Day, the sinners will swear that they only stayed in the world for a short time. But they will be deluded, because they will have stayed in the world for a long time.
Al Muminoon Last 4 verses hadith and benefits
Although this is considered a weak hadith, it is suitable for practice:
Sayyiduna ‘Abdullah ibn Mas’ud (RA) recited some Verses in the ear of a person [who was unconscious] as he was affected by some ailment. This person regained consciousness. Rasulullah (SAW) asked him, ‘What did you recite in his ear?’ He replied, ‘I recited the Verses ‘Did you think that we had created you without any purpose…'(Surah Al Mu’minun Verse: 115-118) till the end of the Surah.’ Rasulullah (SAW) said, ‘If a person recites this with conviction on a mountain, it would move.’
Other reported benefits include helping cure health related problems, with the permission of Allah.
For Muslims, the last verses of Surah Muminoon are a major source of blessings and instruction. They educate us to believe in Allah and His Messenger, to be just, and to do good.
These passages also serve as a reminder of the Day of Judgment, when all of humanity will be judged according to their actions. We should constantly remember these passages and seek to live our lives in accordance with their lessons.
Read related articles:
