16 - Surat Al Nahl

I’m not really sure why I picked this chapter to start with — it just seemed right at the time. Here’s a breakdown of the different posts I’ve written on this chapter, broken down by verse:

• Surat Alnahl - Verses 1 to 3

• Surat Alnahl - Verses 4 to 7

• Surat Alnahl - Verses 8 to 9

• Surat Alnahl - Verses 10 to 12

• Surat Alnahl - Verses 13 to 17

• Surat Alnahl - Verses 18 to 21

• Surat Alnahl - Verses 22 to 25

• Surat Alnahl - Verses 26 to 31

• Surat Alnahl - Verses 32 to 35

• Surat Alnahl - Verse 36

• Surat Alnahl - Verses 37 to 40

• Surat Alnahl - Verses 41 to 42

• Surat Alnahl - Verses 43 to 47

• Surat Alnahl - Verses 48 to 50

• Surat Alnahl - Verses 50 to 59

• Surat Alnahl - Verses 60 to 64

• Surat Alnahl - Verses 65 to 69

• Surat Alnahl - Verses 70 to 75

• Surat Alnahl - Verses 76 to 83

• Surat Alnahl - Verses 84 to 89

Disclaimer: This is a description of my understanding of the verses in the Quran, and not the real true meaning of the verse. My understanding changes over time – I see many things differently than I did 3 years ago, and my understanding can (nay, it should) evolve with time. Think about how your understanding of the role of parents changes as you grow – first as a kid, then a teenager and later as a parent yourself. Your understanding evolves with time. The true meaning of the verses however, does not. I make absolutely no claims that this is in any way a resemblance of the true meaning of the verses. Instead, this is really just meant to be a record for me – a notebook of sorts, where I think over the meaning verses and try to glean valuable lessons with which I hope to apply to better myself.