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1. Success of the Believers: The name of the Juz comes from the verse "Qad Aflaha man tazakka", meaning “Successful indeed is the one who purifies himself.” It highlights the qualities of those who are truly successful in the sight of Allah.


2. Stories of Past Prophets: Continues the stories of Prophet Musa (Moses) and Prophet Shuaib, showing how the people who rejected their messages were punished. These stories are meant to guide and warn.


3. Signs of Allah in Creation: Allah’s signs in the universe are mentioned, urging people to reflect and believe.


4. Warnings to Disbelievers: It warns those who reject the truth about the consequences faced by previous nations.


5. Guidance and Mercy: Emphasizes that the Quran is a guidance and mercy for those who believe.


6. Surah Al-Anfal – Battle of Badr: The Parah begins Surah Al-Anfal, which discusses the Battle of Badr, the first major battle in Islam. It teaches about:

Trust in Allah

Obedience to the Prophet (PBUH)

Division of war booty (Ghanimah)

Allah’s help for the believers



7. Unity and Discipline: The importance of remaining united and disciplined as a Muslim community is emphasized, especially during times of conflict.