The surah adds more details of the luxuries the righteous will have and the services provided for them:

They will be served with silver plates and goblets that seem to be crystal, crystal-clear, but made of silver, the measure of which they are the ones to determine. They will be given to drink of a cup flavoured with ginger, from a spring there called Salsabil. (Verses 15-18)

As the righteous sit on their soft couches in the pleasant shade, enjoying the fine atmosphere and delicious fruits, they find themselves served such pleasantries on silver plates and in silver goblets, yet these are as transparent as crystal, and so are unknown in this world. Moreover, these are of the right measure

JUZ 29 RAMADHAN WILL LEAVE US BUT MAY WE NEVER LEAVE RAMADHAN Let those who worship Ramadhan know that Ramadhan will leave But for those who worship Allah, they know that Allah is The Ever-Living. JUZ 29 closes Ramadhan with the call for da'wah. Juz 29 gives a checklist on how to spread The Quran as 'Hudan linnaas'; a Guide for all humanity. Al Mulk : is reiterating our responsibility to spread the Quran far and wide, even with one ayah. Al Qalam ayat 14 : tells us that da'wah with the best actions emanating from the best akhlak is way better than a thousand words. Al Haqqah ayat 44-47 : deals with the integrity of person doing da'wah (da’ie) and the content of the da'wah Nu

Insaan is usually translated as human, as for salt, and 🍋 for the word اسن would be sociable, friendly, intimate, and company.

As humans, we all are given نفس by Allah, w/o it, we won't have any desire to eat or sleep, but we should be in control of our نفس.

As weak human beings, like how Allah started this surah by mentioning how we were nothing not even worthy of mentioning and put us in our place by saying He created us from نطف, also in surah As-Sajdah, from مهن worthless, low, despicable, I somehow relate this to when we cannot control our نفس, because, in other places, Allah mentioned us as the best creation if we still chose to do good despite of our free will.

Here in this Dun

There was a time when I thought about how I came into this world with nothing. Allah made me, gave me eyes, ears, and a heart. When I read Surah Al-Insān, I feel like it’s about my life too. Allah put me here to be tested, to see if I am thankful or not. My parents are fully Egyptian, and even though I didn’t grow up there, I carry that part of me. I know Allah gave me blessings like my family, my health, and the chance to do what I love. I think about times when I had to give up something for others. Like helping my little brother when he needed me, even if I was tired, or choosing what was right over what was easy. At first, I didn’t think it mattered much, but this surah shows me it does

Fetuses can hear and respond to sounds from 25th week of pregnancy onwards but their vision isn’t fully developed yet and  can only distinguish light . The vision improves gradually after birth . As I was reciting this ayah , I realized how Allah mentions hearing first and vision later..Subhan Allah . Allah knows the best .