Thread by @funkyplet

Surah Al-Hāqqa

Primary theme: the destruction of previous civilizations and the day of judgement.

Hāqqa comes from the word Haqq (truth). So Al-Hāqqa means that which is inevitably or ultimately true.

The reference here is to the day of judgement. It is true.

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Surah Al- Hāqqa uses powerful and eloquent language to describe the day of judgement.

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Surah Al-Hāqqa also mentions the concept of receiving the book in the right and in the left hand.

The one who receives it in the right hand, he will hold it and he will cry out “Come read my record!” He will be so happy.

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The one who receives his book in his left hand will be downcast and gloomy.

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Surah Al-Hāqqa rejects the rejectors of the Quran.

The Quran is a divine revelation that has come down from the Lord of this world.

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Surah Al-Hāqqa concludes with saying the prophet SAWS has no right to lie against Allah.
If he falsely attributed any statement to Us, We would have held him by his right hand and we would have severed his life life. Nothing could have come between Us and that punishment #YQGems

No messenger in human history has ever lied against Allah because that would negate the very concept of prophecy.

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