Verse 25: This verse delivers a joyful message to believers and doers of good deeds. It promises eternal bliss in Paradise to those who believe in the Quran as a revelation from Allah Almighty and act upon it to enhance their lives for success in this world and the Hereafter. The verse vividly describes the pleasures of the Gardens of Paradise, where rivers flow beneath. One notable aspect is the similarity of the fruits of Paradise to those given to them in the world, to make them familiar with the delights of the hereafter. They will also be blessed with pure spouses for their pleasure. In the concluding part of this verse, Allah Almighty assures that the pleasures of Paradise will never end, and they will always remain in a state of satisfaction and complete joy. It serves as a powerful reminder to believers during hard times that ultimately, they will receive the never-ending reward of Allah’s pleasure and Paradise for their patience and steadfastness in difficult times.
Al-Baqarah is the second chapter of the Noble Quran which translates as, “The Cow”. It is the longest chapter of the Quran and contains 286 verses. The first verse of many chapters in the Holy Quran begins with disjoint letters, such as Alif-Lãm-Mĩm . Their true interpretation is unknown to this day and is only known by Allah Almighty, our Creator, and Owner. However, these letters may be linked to the topics discussed in the chapters or used as poetic devices , as seen in ancient Arabic literature . Al-Baqarah also starts with three disjoined letters Alif-Lãm-Mĩm. You may have gone through many books in your lifetime. You may have read written in every other book: " Please let us know of any errors so it may be improved in the next edition. " Unlike other books, the Holy Quran affirms its accuracy from the beginning . In the second verse of Al-Baqarah, Allah Almighty declares that this book is free of any doubt and flaw. This means that the Quran is a divine revelation fr...
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