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So now it's time for me to share with you some qualities, the literary qualities of the Surah,

in sha l'uilah alah and I'll begin with the structure of the Surah.

Not easy to discover but for those of you that are taking notes, the four sisters, I'm going to share this for you.

So the first part of the Surah, which is from the first Aya to the ninth Aya, is the argument

for judgment A, which was, whenazi a-tir kara,

when nahitat-nashtah, was sabbhah all the way

to Absaruha-kashi.

First to the ninth aye.

What was it, if I remind you quickly,

it was the raid of the morning, and through the raid of the morning?

And through the raid of the morning,

Allah says that's what judgment is going to feel like.

Right? That was the first aya to the ninth aya.

In the tenth to the 14th ath I now this is section 2.

Allah deals with people who are skeptical about the hour.

In Nalam Muldunafilhafilhahfira?

Ailah kunha Ih, Ih, Ih, Ih, Ih, Are we going to be brought back from the ditch when our bones have decayed and all of a sudden they'll find themselves wake in the middle of the night?

You remember that? So that's the skeptics of the after of the day of

judgment that's your section two then section three is a lesson from

history what's that lesson from history you remind me the Pharaoh

Moses and the Pharaoh. That's your Section 3 from 15 to 26, that goes on.

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