Reflection & Recitation

Pause with a Quran passage. Read its meaning, notice its context, and return to the source.

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49 of 49 passages

• REFLECTION · 2:102A warning about magic and its harm
• REFLECTION · 2:152The command to remember Allah and give thanks
• REFLECTION · 2:183–184The obligation of fasting and its concessions
• REFLECTION · 2:185Ramadan and ease in fasting
• REFLECTION · 2:186Allah's nearness and response to prayer
• REFLECTION · 2:187The limits of fasting and rules of retreat
• REFLECTION · 4:82Reflecting on the Quran's consistency
• REFLECTION · 6:86The mention of Ismail, Ilyasa, Yunus, and Lut
• REFLECTION · 7:117–122Musa's truth and the magicians' faith
• REFLECTION · 7:205The manners of remembrance morning and evening
• REFLECTION · 8:11Serenity and Allah's aid
• REFLECTION · 10:57The Quran as guidance and healing for hearts
• REFLECTION · 10:67Night for rest and daylight
• REFLECTION · 10:81–82Musa confronts magic and truth prevails
• REFLECTION · 11:52Hud's call to repentance
• REFLECTION · 11:61Salih's call to Thamud
• REFLECTION · 11:71–73The announcement of Ishaq and Yaqub's births
• REFLECTION · 12:83Yaqub's patience and hope of reunion
• REFLECTION · 13:3The earth and its produce as Allah's signs
• REFLECTION · 13:28Hearts finding peace in remembering Allah
• REFLECTION · 17:12Night, day, and the reckoning of time
• REFLECTION · 17:82The Quran as healing and mercy
• RECITATION · 18:1–10The first ten verses of Al-Kahf
• REFLECTION · 19:56–57Idris's truthfulness and honour
• REFLECTION · 20:69Allah's command to Musa against magic
• REFLECTION · 20:124A warning against turning away from Allah
• REFLECTION · 21:33The paths of the sun and moon
• REFLECTION · 21:85–86Patience and mercy for the prophets
• REFLECTION · 23:68A call to reflect on Allah's word
• REFLECTION · 25:47Night, sleep, and daytime activity
• REFLECTION · 26:142–159Salih's mission and his people's rejection
• REFLECTION · 27:86Allah's signs in night and day
• REFLECTION · 29:45Prayer, remembrance, and avoiding wrongdoing
• REFLECTION · 30:23Sleep and seeking Allah's provision
• RECITATION · 32:1–30 · 67:1–30Reciting As-Sajdah and Al-Mulk before sleep
• REFLECTION · 33:41–42The command to remember and glorify Allah
• REFLECTION · 36:37–40Night and the movement of the sun and moon
• REFLECTION · 37:112–113Ishaq's prophethood and blessings upon descendants
• REFLECTION · 37:123–132Ilyas's call against worship of Baal
• REFLECTION · 38:48The mention of Ismail, Ilyasa, and Dhul-Kifl
• REFLECTION · 39:42Human souls in death and sleep
• REFLECTION · 40:61Night, day, and gratitude
• REFLECTION · 44:3–6Revelation on a blessed night
• REFLECTION · 47:24Reflection and locked hearts
• REFLECTION · 65:3Reliance upon Allah and provision
• REFLECTION · 68:51–52Rejection of revelation and hostile looks
• REFLECTION · 71:10–12Nuh's call to seek forgiveness
• REFLECTION · 78:9–11The blessings of sleep, night, and day
• REFLECTION · 97:1–5The honour of Laylat al-Qadr

These passages are presented for reading and reflection. A verse mentioning remembrance or healing does not, by itself, establish a special recitation, count, or promised outcome.