AlFurqan

Al-Furqan is the 25th chapter of the Quran, consisting of 77 verses. Its name, Al-Furqan, means "The Criterion" or "The Distinguisher," referring to the Quran's role in distinguishing between right and wrong, truth and falsehood. The chapter begins with a declaration of the Quran as a divine revelation sent down by Allah.

The verses within Al-Furqan address various theological and ethical themes. It emphasizes the oneness of God (Allah) and the prophethood of Muhammad. The chapter recounts stories of past prophets and their struggles against disbelievers, serving as a reminder and a warning. It also details the characteristics of believers, highlighting their humility, their avoidance of vanity, and their conscientious spending.

Al-Furqan further discusses the consequences of disbelief and the fate of those who reject divine guidance. It contrasts the punishments awaiting the wicked with the rewards promised to the righteous. The chapter repeatedly stresses the importance of repentance and seeking forgiveness from Allah. It concludes by affirming the Quran's divine origin and the Prophet Muhammad's role as a messenger, urging humanity to reflect on its message and follow its guidance.