Meaning: He Frowned
Total Ayahs: 42
Place of Revelation: Mecca
Surah Abasa addresses an incident where the Prophet frowned at a blind man seeking guidance, reflecting the importance of prioritizing sincere seekers over social prestige. It then outlines various manifestations of divine power—creation of heaven, earth, sun, moon—and human ingratitude. The Surah ends with reminders of human origin and inevitable accountability.
True guidance must be given without discrimination—intention matters more than status. Divine signs are everywhere yet frequently overlooked; prioritize sincere hearts.
Recitation nurtures humility in serving others, increases attention to spiritual seekers, promotes gratitude for divine favors, and reminds believers of humanity’s foundational dependence on Allah.
80:1–10 (the incident and the divine correction); 80:24–32 (creation signs and human purpose).
Value sincerity over prestige; always respond to genuine requests for guidance; reflect on your creation’s source.
Al-Latif (The Subtle), Al-Rahman (Most Merciful), Al-Khabir (All-Aware)
Humility Guidance Creation Compassion Accountability
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