One of the themes of this surah is the fulfillment of promises. Imagine yourself in your grave. Alhamdulillah your account of the grave has been made easy for you, so as a blessing a window from Jannah has been opened for you. Where the fresh air and smell comes, so when the trumpet is blown you are disturbed. So you ask, who woke you from your peaceful sleep to take you into account? Imagine yourself in the opposite case, you spent your life procrastinating, so death caught up to you without procrastination. And Allah knows how severe the punishment of the grave is , so when the trumpet is blown and you are awaken from your grave into a much bigger disaster. You scream, who woke yo

The Quran is filled with beautiful Duaas, but one of my personal favorites is the duaa of Asiya (ra). Allah (swt) refers to Asiya (ra) as the 'wife of Firoun' in the Quran instead of referring to her by her name. He (swt) highlights the man she was married to, Firoun. Firoun was one of the worst tyrants in history. But despite being his spouse, she didn't let this stop her from turning to Allah. Her faith was only increased as her oppression was increased. Despite her family, despite her spouse, she remained faithful to Allah. In the previous ayah, Allah (swt) talks about the wives of Nuh and Lut. These women despite being married to Prophets, still managed to disbelieve. Allah (swt)