Those who doubt are warned, God teaches a lesson via the stories of the prophets, and we hear an unearthly conversation.

Chapter 37 can be divided into three parts. The first gives evidence for monotheism and the Resurrection. The second gives short accounts of the Prophets from the past whilst the third part refutes superstitious beliefs.

A brief commentary of Chapter 36 of the Holy Quran. This chapter compels us to think beyond our world life and reminds us of the Hereafter, the power of God and the consequences of our deeds.

Humankind is reminded of God’s majesty and power. He also reminds us to reflect on our abundant blessings and not to be deluded by worldly matters.

God knows everything including the lies the disbelievers tell about Prophet Muhammad. Gratitude is rewarded, and the disbelievers are warned that their stubbornness will result in severe punishment.

This is a Medinan Surah. It has 73 verses. The main topics of the Surah are: Zihar "Declaring wife as unlawful", wives of prophet are like mothers for believers, Battle of Trench, Ban Quraizah, Divorce options for the wives of prophet and double punishment, story of Zaid, Lawful women for prophet, Veil

The Book about which there is no doubt, the creation of Adam, events on the Day of Judgment, and a warning to believe before it is too late.

The characteristics of a believer, the punishment that awaits the disbelievers and those who distract the believers from worship, wise advice and the ultimate power of God.

Connections are made with the battles fought between the Byzantines and Persians in the time of Prophet Muhammad, followed by reflection on God’s creation.

The believers will be tested and God revisits the punishments dispensed to earlier nations.