Rhetorical Perceptions in Surah An-Naba’
This is a translation from Dr Fadhel Saleh Al-Samarra’i’s لَمَسات بَيانِيَّة لِسُوَر القُرْآن الكَرِيم ‘Rhetorical Perceptions in the Surahs of the Holy Qur’an.’ Dr Fadhel (b.1933) is a former Professor of Literature at the College of Arabic Language at the University of Sharjah. His full biography can be read here. Juz Amma (From Surah An-Naba’ to Surah An-Nas) Objective of the Juz’ (a thirtieth part of the Qur’an): The Hereafter belongs to Allah Almighty; a reminder of the Hereafter and the meeting with Allah. Juz’ ‘Amma—the thirtieth and final part of the Holy Quran—comprises 37 short Surahs. The central theme of these Surahs, and of the Juz’ as a whole, is that the Hereafter belongs to Allah Almighty. It calls upon the human being to remain connected and obedient to their Lord, for all matters rest in the hands of Allah—Blessed and Exalted is He. This part serves as a reminder of the Hereafter, the Resurrection, the meeting with Allah (Mighty and Majestic), and His power within the universe—all conveyed through short, poignant, and gentle Surahs. Here, we …






