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Surah Al-Hadid Explained | The Reality of This World

Surah Al-Hadid (سورة الحديد) is the 57th chapter of the Qur’an, revealed in Madinah, and it has 29 verses. Meaning of the name: Al-Hadid means “The Iron.” The name comes from verse 25, where iron is mentioned as a symbol of strength, justice, and balance in society. Core themes & message • Allah’s absolute power and knowledge: The surah opens by reminding that everything in the heavens and earth glorifies Allah, and nothing is hidden from Him. • Reality of this world vs. the Hereafter: Worldly life is described as temporary—like play, amusement, or fleeting beauty—while the Hereafter is lasting. • Faith shown through action: True belief isn’t just words; it shows through charity, sacrifice, and striving in Allah’s cause. • Light of the believers: On the Day of Judgment, sincere believers will be given light to guide them, while hypocrites will be left in darkness. • Warning against hard hearts: It cautions believers not to become spiritually rigid like previous communities who neglected remembrance. • Justice and balance: The mention of iron highlights that Allah sent revelation, justice, and practical means (like strength and tools) so society can be upright and fair. ‪@tadabburdaily‬ https://sites.google.com/view/copyrig...