Surah Rahman Urdu Tarjuma k Sath-Qari Al Sheikh Abdul Basit Abdul Samad(360p).mp4

Surah Ar-Rahman, often simply referred to as "Ar-Rahman," is the 55th chapter (Surah) of the Quran. It is known for its beautiful and rhythmic verses, and it emphasizes the countless blessings and signs of Allah (God) in the natural world, reminding humanity to reflect on His mercy and greatness. Here is the translation of the first few verses of Surah Ar-Rahman:

Verse 1:
"The Most Merciful (Allah) has taught the Quran."

Verse 2:
"He created man."

Verse 3:
"He taught him speech."

Verse 4:
"The sun and the moon [move] by precise calculation,"

Verse 5:
"And the stars and trees prostrate."

Verse 6:
"And the heaven He raised and imposed the balance,"

Verse 7:
"That you not transgress within the balance."

The Surah goes on to describe numerous blessings and favors of Allah, both in the natural world and in the guidance provided through the Quran. It repeatedly emphasizes the question, "Which of the favors of your Lord would you deny?"

Surah Ar-Rahman serves as a powerful reminder of Allah's mercy and the importance of gratitude and reflection on His creations. It is often recited for its spiritual and soothing qualities, and it is a source of inspiration for Muslims around the world.