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Surah Maryam (Mary) Abbadi Houssem Eddine | Relaxing Quran Recitation | Arabic Subtitles

Surah Maryam is the 19th surah (chapter) of The Glorious Quran. Name of the surah means Mary. It has 98 Ayaat (verses) and was revealed in the holy city of Makkah i.e., before Prophet ﷺ migrated to the city of Medina. This surah can be found in juz / paara 16. This Meccan surah recounts the miraculous stories of the birth of Jesus by the virgin Mary (after whom the surah is named) and the birth of John the Baptist to old Zachariah and his elderly, barren wife. Other prophets are cited as recipients of Allah's Favour and grace. Attributing children to Allah (verses 88-95) and denial of resurrection (verses 66-70) are rejected as outrageous and blasphemous. Both the end of this surah and the beginning of the next one talk about the purpose of revealing the Quran. It takes its name from v. 16. It was revealed before the Migration to Habash. We learn from authentic Traditions that Hadrat Ja'afar recited vv. 1-40 of this Surah in the court of Negus when he called the migrants to his court. Keeping in view this historical background, it becomes quite obvious that this Surah was sent down to serve the migrants as a "provision" for their journey to Habash, as if to say, "Though you are leaving your country as persecuted emigrants to a Christian country, you should not in the least hide anything from the teachings you have received. Therefore, you should plainly say to the Christians that Prophet Jesus was not the son of God." After relating the story of Prophets John and Jesus in vv. 1-40, the story of Prophet Abraham has been related (vv. 41-50) also for the benefit of the Migrants for he also had been forced like them to leave his country by the persecution of his father, his family and his countrymen. On the one hand, this meant to console the Emigrants that they were following the footsteps of Prophet Abraham and would attain the same good end as that Prophet did. On the other hand, it meant to warn the disbelievers of Makkah that they should note it well that they were in the position of the cruel people who had persecuted their forefather and leader, Abraham, while the Muslim Emigrants were in the position of Prophet Abraham himself. Then the mention of the other Prophets has been made in vv. 51-65 with a view to impress that Muhammad ﷺ had brought the same way of Life that had been brought by the former Prophets, but their followers had become corrupt and adopted wrong ways. In the concluding passage (vv. 66-98), a strong criticism has been made of the evil ways of the disbelievers of Makkah, while the Believers have been given the good news that they would come out successful and become the beloved of the people, in spite of the worst efforts of the enemies of the Truth. Reciter - Abbadi Houssem Eddine Pls Like, Share and Subscribe This Channel. May Allah Bless You all! Jazakallah khairan. #quran_tilawat #quran_recitation #beautifulquranrecitation #beautifulqurantilawat