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Bismillah alhamdulillah wa salatu wa sallam wa ala Rasulillah wa ala ala alihi wa sahbihi wa man wa l-hamma bad.

Shalom to today's short khatara, we haven't done Tafseer for a while.

We used to do Tafseer, I remember pre-COVID, and today I recited Surat-Naba,

or Ammet Issa Alun.

Obviously, we don't have time to do a detailed Tafseer of the entire Surah.

But I think that it is important that all of us should know the general meaning of the Surahs

we recite in the salah.

And this is going to increase our Khushur and allow us to appreciate the Quran as we recite it.

Surat-Naba is actually one of the most amazing and powerful Surahs.

And it is an early Makkan Surah.

And like all early Makkan Surahs, it has what we'll call an English fiery eloquence.

The eloquence is a very unique type.

If you know the Madani eloquence is different, the Madani eloquence is longer versus

the Makki eloquence is short versus that are generally speaking more rhythmic.

And we find this in Surat-Naba.

And the theme of Surat-Naba is actually one of the main themes of all of the Makki Suras

and therefore one of the main themes of the Quran.

And that is to prove the Bath or the Resurrection.

This is the main theme of Surat-Naba from beginning to end.

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