Summary:
Surah Al-Fajr warns against the arrogance and transgression that come with wealth and power, illustrating the downfall of past nations who rejected Allah’s guidance. It contrasts the fate of the wicked with the peaceful end of the righteous. The Surah ends with a comforting invitation to the righteous soul to enter Paradise, promising peace and satisfaction.
Core Message:
The Surah warns against arrogance, transgression, and heedlessness of Allah’s guidance, while highlighting the peaceful reward of the righteous.
Moral Lessons:
- Wealth and power can lead to arrogance and heedlessness if not used with gratitude and humility.
- Past nations were destroyed for their transgressions, serving as a warning for us.
- The righteous will be rewarded with eternal peace and satisfaction in Paradise.
Divine Attributes:
- Al-Jabbar: The Compeller.
- Al-‘Adl: The Just.
- Al-Hafiz: The Protector.
Life Guidance:
Believers are reminded to stay humble and grateful, using their resources responsibly and striving for righteousness to attain eternal peace.
Personal Reflection:
Reflecting on the downfall of arrogant nations encourages humility and gratitude, and inspires striving for a life that leads to peace in the Hereafter.