Al-Quran: Summary of Juz 3

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Summary of Juzz-3

This Juz concludes the longest chapter of the Qur’an which contains the greatest verse – Ayat ul-Kursi (verse 282). This immense verse is the greatest single verse in the Qur’an, and its memorisation, understanding and recitation will derive many benefits for the worshipper.

 Al-Baqarah ends with a number of rulings which demonstrate that charity is a foundation of an Islamic economy as well as Allah’s forbidding of riba’ (usury/interest), declaring those who engage in it as declaring war upon Him. 

The final three verses of this chapter are a prayer for Allah’s forgiveness and for His protection. 

(Doa last dari 3 ayat terakhir surah Al-Baqarah - yang selalu di baca dalam Al-Mathurat)

The Juz continues into the next chapter, Surah Ali-Imran (Family of Imran) which covers (amongst others) the story of Esa (Jesus) – the most outstanding example of man’s rejection and misinterpretation of Allah’s message.

What do we learn from this Juzz 3?

• The greatest verse in the Qur’an: Ayat ul-Kursi, study it, memorise it and make sure you understand it .
• That riba’ is war against Allah and His Messenger .
• That the Qur’an is the criterion between truth and falsehood and Allah will only accept Islam as the true religion.
• The story of Maryam’s (Mary) mother shows how a righteous, sincere intention has a good effect on one’s child.
• Musa (Moses), Isa, Muhammad (Peace be upon them all) were all upon the belief of Tawhid (Divine Unity) and warned against shirk.
• We are taught an important lesson when it comes to criticising society or a nation: That it is wrong to generalise.