Surah Al Bayyina Arabic, English, Transliteration with PDF
Surah Al Bayyina Introduction: The Prophet ﷺ’s purpose to lead unbelievers to worship Allah alone is explained in this Madani sûrah. While unbelievers will suffer harsh punishment, Christians will receive immense benefits. The ruling for both is highlighted in the next sûrah.
| Surah Number | 98 |
| Meaning | The Clear Evidence |
| Number of Ayaat | 8 |
| Revelation Place | Makkah |
| Revelation Order | 100 |
| Rukūʿ | 1 (Ayaah 8) |
| Hizb Break(s) | 0 |
| Juz / Paara | Juz 30 (Ayaat 1-8) |
| Manzil (⅐ of Quran) | 7 |
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Surah Al Bayyina English Translation:
- Those who disbelieve among the People of the Scripture and the polytheists were not to be parted from disbelief until there came to them the clear proof.
- A Messenger from Allah, reciting purified scriptures.
- Within which are correct writings.
- And the People of the Scripture were not divided, except after there had come to them the clear proof.
- And those who disbelieve will be in the fire of Hell, abiding eternally therein. It will not be asked of them, “What [is the matter] with you?”
- For their deeds will be counted.
- Indeed, those who have believed and done righteous deeds – those are the best of creatures.
- Their reward with their Lord will be gardens of Eternity beneath which rivers flow, wherein they will abide forever, and Allah will be pleased with them and they with Him. That is for whoever has feared his Lord.
Name
Taking its name from the first verse, Al Bayyina means “clear proof.”
Period of Revelation
Whether this surah is Makki or Madani is up for discussion. While some scholars, such as Ibn Abbas and Aishah, think of it as Makki, others see it as Madani.
Theme and Subject Matter
The need for a clear Messenger to present God’s pure Book.
Even after being guided, adherents of earlier texts continued to veer.
Sincere adoration of Allah alone, without any additives, is the genuine religion.
Believers are the best; they are promised eternal Paradise, whereas unbelievers are the worst of all beings.
FAQs
What are the benefits of Surah Al Bayyina?
Some of the benefits of reciting Surah Al Bayyina are:
There are several benefits to reciting Surah Bayyinah, and the Prophet (PBUH) strongly advocated it.
For those who say it at night, angels offer protection and ask for forgiveness.
Reciting that will get you the equivalent of everything that the sun shines on.
Writing and consuming Surah Bayyinah water can help heal illnesses.
Pregnant women benefit from it, as it ensures the protection of both the mother and the unborn child.
Any negative effects of the food are eliminated when it is recited prior to eating.
Reciting it facilitates the reckoning on Judgment Day and fortifies faith in Tawhid.
A thief may confess if it is written on bread.
It can identify a thief if it is inscribed on a ring.
Jaundice and other conditions can be cured by placing Surah Bayyinah on a patient’s neck.
Why is Surah Al Bayyina important?
The prophetic status of Muhammad (peace be upon him) and the clarity of Allah’s message are emphasized in Surah Al Bayyina. It challenges people to consider their mission, the authenticity of their beliefs, and the actions they take on a daily basis.
Is Surah Al Bayyina difficult to understand?
Many academics find it difficult to understand the opening few verses of Surah Al Bayyina because of its deep and complex meanings, which highlight the Quran’s miraculous character.
What does the name Al Bayyina mean?
“Al Bayyina” means “The Clear Proof,” alluding to the indisputable proof of Allah’s wisdom and veracity as expressed in His teachings.
Author’s Quotation:
“Surah Al Bayyina teaches us the importance of worship of Allah only. Because no one can help you when you need help, moreover, this surah makes my trust strong in our Prophet Muhammad PBUH. When you read this surah you will learn moral lessons of truth, justice and righteousness. In the end, if you want to learn the lesson of forgiveness and mercy.”