Assalamu Alaikum and welcome back to [True Story]. Today, we have an incredible opportunity to reflect upon the words of Allah from Surah An-Nazi'at with the soulful recitation of Sheikh Othman Alhaddad. This is a surah that speaks about the Day of Judgment, the resurrection, and the undeniable power of Allah over everything. So let’s dive into its powerful verses, their meaning, and how they resonate with us today.

[Cut to: Title Card - "Surah An-Nazi'at Recitation by Othman Alhaddad"]

Voice Over (while verses are being recited):
Surah An-Nazi'at, the 79th chapter of the Qur'an, begins with an oath about angels who remove the souls of people at the time of their death. Allah says:
"By those [angels] who extract with violence, and [by] those who remove with ease."

This highlights the different fates of believers and disbelievers in the afterlife, and sets the stage for the warnings about the Day of Resurrection. It’s a reminder of the accountability each soul will face, regardless of status or power in this world.

[Cut to: Recitation of Verses 1-5 by Othman Alhaddad]
[Verses being recited with English translation appearing on the screen.]


After this solemn introduction, Allah turns to the scenes of the resurrection in verses 6 to 14. The shaking of the earth, the resurrection from the graves — these are powerful images that stir the heart and remind us of our purpose.

[Cut to: Recitation of Verses 6-14 by Othman Alhaddad]
[Recitation continues as the imagery and meaning of the verses are displayed in visuals or text.]


One of the most fascinating aspects of this surah is how Allah brings the story of Musa (Moses) as a parallel. The lessons from his confrontation with Pharaoh remind us that no matter how tyrannical and arrogant a ruler may be, they cannot escape the grasp of Allah. In this, we find a call to patience, trust in Allah’s wisdom, and the certainty that injustice will be accounted for.

[Cut to: Recitation of Verses 15-26 by Othman Alhaddad]
[Display visual representations of the story of Musa and Pharaoh as the verses unfold.]

In the final section, from verses 27 to 46, Allah challenges us with rhetorical questions, asking whether the creation of the heavens and earth is more difficult than the resurrection of humans. This serves to humble our pride and remind us of our limited power compared to His.

[Cut to: Recitation of Verses 27-46 by Othman Alhaddad]
[Visuals can include space, the creation of the universe, and natural landscapes while the verses are being recited.]

This surah leaves us in a state of reflection. The vivid descriptions of the Hereafter and the grave consequences of denying the truth call us to realign our lives. Are we prepared for that Day? Are our actions in line with what Allah has commanded?

[Closing with Othman Alhaddad's recitation of the last verse, followed by a moment of silent reflection.]

We hope that the recitation of Surah An-Nazi'at by Sheikh Othman Alhaddad has moved your heart, as it has moved ours. May we be among those who prepare for the Day of Judgment with good deeds and a sincere heart. Don’t forget to like this video, share it with others who might benefit, and subscribe to our channel for more spiritual reflections and recitations.

Until next time, Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh.

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