Quran Recited By Mishary Al Afasy

Holy Quran in Arabic FULL ( recited by Michary Al Afasy) متلي بالعربية

Surahs 1-114

1. Al-Fatiha / The Opening
2. Al-Baqarah / The Cow
3. Aal-i-Imran / The Family of Imran
4. An-Nisaa / The Women
5. Al-Ma'ida / The Table Spread
6. Al-An'aam / The Cattle
7. Al-A'raaf / The Heights
8. Al-Anfaal / The Spoils of War
9. At-Tawba / The Repentance
10. Yunus / Jonas
11. Hud / Hud
12. Yusuf / Joseph
13. Ar-Ra'd / The Thunder
14. Ibrahim / Abraham
15. Al-Hijr / The Rock
16. An-Nahl / The Bee
17. Al-Israa / The Night Journey
18. Al-Kahf / The Cave
19. Maryam / Mary
20. Ta-Ha / Ta-ha
21. Al-Anbiyaa / The Prophets
22. Al-Hajj / The Pilgrimage
23. Al-Muminoon / The Believers
24. An-Noor / The Light
25. Al-Furqaan / The Criterion
26. Ash-Shu'araa / The Poets
27. An-Naml / The Ant
28. Al-Qasas / The Stories
29. Al-Ankaboot / The Spider
30. Ar-Room / The Romans
31. Luqman / Luqman
32. As-Sajdah / The Prostration
33. Al-Ahzaab / The Clans
34. Saba / Sheba
35. Faatir / The Originator
36. Yaseen / Yaseen
37. As-Saaffaat / Those drawn up in Ranks
38. Saad / Saad
39. Az-Zumar / The Groups
40. Al-Ghaafir / The Forgiver
41. Fussilat / Explained in detail
42. Ash-Shura / Consultation
43. Az-Zukhruf / Ornaments of gold
44. Ad-Dukhaan / The Smoke
45. Al-Jaathiya / Crouching
46. Al-Ahqaf / The Dunes
47. Muhammad / Muhammad
48. Al-Fath / The Victory
49. Al-Hujuraat / The Inner Apartments
50. Qaaf / Qaaf
51. Adh-Dhaariyat / The Winnowing Winds
52. At-Tur / The Mount
53. An-Najm / The Star
54. Al-Qamar / The Moon
55. Ar-Rahman / The Beneficent
56. Al-Waaqia / The Inevitable
57. Al-Hadid / The Iron
58. Al-Mujaadila / The Pleading Woman
59. Al-Hashr / The Exile
60. Al-Mumtahana / She that is to be examined
61. As-Saff / The Ranks
62. Al-Jumu'a / Friday
63. Al-Munafiqun / The Hypocrites
64. At-Taghaabun / Mutual Disillusion
65. At-Talaq / Divorce
66. At-Tahrim / The Prohibition
67. Al-Mulk / The Sovereignty
68. Al-Qalam / The Pen
69. Al-Haqqah / The Reality
70. Al-Ma'arij / The Ascending Stairways
71. Nuh / Noah
72. Al-Jinn / The Jinn
73. Al-Muzzammil / The Enshrouded One
74. Al-Muddaththir / The Cloaked one
75. Al-Qiyamah / The Resurrection
76. Al-Insan / Man
77. Al-Mursalat / The Emissaries
78. An-Naba / The Announcement
79. An-Nazi'at / Those who drag forth
80. Abasa / He frowned
81. At-Takwir / The Overthrowing
82. Al-Infitar / The Cleaving
83. Al-Mutaffifin / Defrauding
84. Al-Inshiqaq / The Splitting Open
85. Al-Buruj / The Constellations
86. At-Tariq / The Morning Star
87. Al-A'la / The Most High
88. Al-Ghaashiya / The Overwhelming
89. Al-Fajr / The Dawn
90. Al-Balad / The City
91. Ash-Shams / The Sun
92. Al-Lail / The Night
93. Ad-Dhuha / The Morning Hours
94. Ash-Sharh / The Consolation
95. At-Tin / The Fig
96. Al-Alaq / The Clot
97. Al-Qadr / The Power, Fate
98. Al-Bayyina / The Evidence
99. Az-Zalzala / The Earthquake
100. Al-Adiyat / The Chargers
101. Al-Qari'a / The Calamity
102. At-Takathur / Competition
103. Al-Asr / The Declining Day, Epoch
104. Al-Humaza / The Traducer
105. Al-Fil / The Elephant
106. Quraysh / Quraysh
107. Al-Ma'un / Almsgiving
108. Al-Kawthar / Abundance
109. Al-Kafirun / The Disbelievers
110. An-Nasr / Divine Support
111. Al-Masad / The Palm Fibre
112. Al-Ikhlas / Sincerity
113. Al-Falaq / The Dawn
114. An-Naas / Mankind


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The Quran, the book of God, has been preserved by God from tampering and change. A reference for Muslims and non-Muslims .
"Alif Laam Raa. A book which we have revealed to you (Muhammad) so that you may lead the people from out of the darknesses into the light by their Lord's leave to the path of the All-Mighty, the Praiseworthy." [Quran 14:1] The Holy Quran.


The Quran is a Message from Allah to humanity. It was transmitted to us in a chain starting from the Almighty Himself (Subhanaho Wataala) to the angel Gabriel to the Prophet Muhammad. This message was given to the Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him) in pieces over a period spanning approximately 23 years. The Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him) was 40 years old when the Quran began to be revealed to him, and he was 63 when the revelation was completed. The language of the original message was Arabic, but it has been translated into many other languages. Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) was the final Messenger of Allah to humanity, and therefore the Quran is the last Message which Allah has sent to us. Its predecessors such as the Torah, Psalms, and Gospel have all been superseded. It is an obligation - and blessing - for all who hear of the Quran and Islam to investigate it and evaluate it for them. Allah has guaranteed that He will protect the Quran from human tampering, and today's readers can find exact copies of it all over the world. The Quran of today is the same as the Quran revealed to Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him).


‘Al Quran’ was revealed from Allah in sections to meet the needs and requirements of the Islamic Movement in its different stages. It is a divine guidance to humanity so that we can successfully reach our destiny - the Hereafter. Because of its divine origin, ‘Al Quran’ in its original Arabic language does not have human authors.
‘Al Quran’ is unique in its composition and style. ‘Al Quran’ does not conform to the normal conception of a book. It is a book that is not like any book ever written. The chapters of ‘Al Quran’ consist of verses that deal with a mixture of subjects and miscellaneous topics. It is for this reason that the title or name of a chapter would not reveal the total information and contents in that chapter. The information contained in a chapter of the Quran is woven together and laid down in a mosaic form that might give the feeling of lack of continuity and order. Interconnection between the verses and the continuity of the subject might not be apparent or existing. Varied information within the same verse can also be found. It is reasonable to think of a chapter of ‘Al Quran’ as a beautiful flower bouquet, each of its flowers has its unique color and smell.
Thus, for one to understand ‘Al Quran’, one should first free the mind from the preconceived notion of a “regular” book, and then concentrate on grasping the meaning of each individual verse in the chapter. Verses that have obvious and clear connection should be studied together. After one reads a chapter more than once, one is able to comprehend all the important lessons in that chapter. It is important that, for deeper and more understanding of ‘Al Quran’, the reader should visit any index, commentary, or notes, if available in the translation.
It is difficult to understand the complete meaning and grasp all the wisdom of ‘Al Quran’ after one reading. As a matter of fact, one needs to read ‘Al Quran’ over and over again with complete concentration and meditation before one can fully discover its hidden treasures. Because you gain new meanings and perception each time you read ‘Al Quran’, you might feel as if you never read such verses before. Amazingly, these realities, about re-reading ‘Al Quran’ often, hold true for all people regardless of their level of education. Fortunately, Allah rewards us generously for reading each and every letter of this great divine book.

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