Quran
Click on one of the Chapters of the Quran below to link to the transliteration, meaning, and recitation.
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Also called "The Seven Repeatedly Recited Verses," this chapter means "The Opening" and is a required part of the five-times daily ritual prayer.
According to Hadith, Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) when retiring to bed every night, would hold his palms together, spit lightly in them, and recite the last three chapters of the Quran (al-iKHlaaS, al-falaq, and an-naas) and then wipe over his body as much as possible with his hands, beginning with his head and face and then all parts of the body. He did this three times. Doing so will protect one from all harm.
The Quran is divided into 30 sections. The final section consists of short chapters that are fairly easy to memorize. In Yemen, children memorize the second half of this section in first grade and the first half in second grade! Masha'Allah!
Everyone knows that women love gold and jewelry! Here are three treasures that never fail to bring delight to my soul.