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So recited the ending of Surah Yassin, and Surah Yassin is a surah that every single Muslim in the world loves. Of course, we love the whole Quran, but Surah Yassin has a special place in our hearts. And there is a reason for this.

In our famous books of Hadith in the Qutub-e-Sitta, there are at least five narrations about the blessings of Surah Yassin. Perhaps the most famous of them is two different Hadiths, two different chains, in which the Prophet ﷺ is reported to have said that Yassin is the heart of the Quran.

Both of these chains are slightly weak, but put together the concept is authentic, that Yassin is the Qalb.

By Qalb here, it means the gist. By Qalb here, it means basically the summary. It is the most important. It is literally in English, the heart of the Quran. Everything has a heart, and the heart of the Quran is Yassin.

There is another Hadith as well, which is a week one. It goes back to Al-Hassan Al-Basri, and Al-Hassan Al-Basri is a great tabi, but he is narrating over the missing chains, so there is a missing link in it.

So at least, Hassan Al-Basri said this, whether it goes back to the process or not, we don't know. It is a slightly weak Hadith.

And in this narration, Al-Hassan Al-Basri said, it is in Tudmidhi, that whoever recite Surah Yassin, in one night, meaning in one sitting, his sins shall be forgiven.

So this is another blessing. And of course, definitely the most authentic blessing of Surah Yassin, and we know this because we have multiple reports of our set of our early Urlamah to do this.

Of the most authentic reports is the one in which we are told to recite Surah Yassin over those that are about to pass away.

We are told to recite Surah Yassin over those who are about to pass away.

Now, what is the message of Surah Yassin, and I only have five minutes. We have to summarize Surah Yassin in a few minutes insha'Allah, but insha'Allah, it will be done.

And of course, much more can be said. Surah Yassin has an introduction, three parts and a conclusion. Surah Yassin has an introduction, three parts and a conclusion.

In the introduction, Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala mentions the introduction, the book, the prophet, the Surat, and the destination.

Yassin, and the Qur'an, well, the Qur'an is the Hakim, and the prophet, in the Kalamil al-Mursalin.

And what is he doing on the Surat al-Mustakim?

So you have the message, the messenger, you have the way, you have the light and the guidance, and you have the destination, which is Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala.

This is the introduction that is set up. The first part of it is the past, history.

The second part is the present, the signs around us, and the third part is the future, the day of judgment and heaven and hell.

So in the first part, we study the story of the past, and in each of these stories, and in the introduction, and in the conclusion, there is one theme, and that is the theme of resurrecting the dead.

The theme of Allah's power in being able to resurrect the dead, and being prepared to meet Allah when we are resurrected.

That is the essential theme of Surat al-Yassin, and by the way, that is why we are supposed to recite Surat al-Yassin upon those that are about to die.

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