Surah al-Bara’at / at-Tawba (The Repentance)

This surah has 129 verses and was revealed in Madinah. This surah was revealed all at once and its revelation was accompanied by seventy thousand angels.

It is narrated that keeping this surah over one’s head (like in a cap or Amama) is a safety from thieves and destruction of property by fire. Also, keeping this surah in one’s possession ensures safety from the evil designs of enemies.

Surah Al Ikhlas (at-Tawheed)

Surah Al Ikhlas (at-Tawheed):

Surah Al Ikhlas (at-Tawheed) has 4 verses and was revealed in Makkah. According to saying of the Holy Prophet (PBUH), the person who recites this surah once will get reward equal to ten times the number of people who have believed in the Islamic teachings.

Tilawat Surah Al Ikhlas

Reciting Surah Al Ikhlas provides uncountable rewards according to the sayings of Islam religion its recitation is equal to reciting one third of the full Holy Qur’an. The reciting person will have palaces built for him in Jannah by reciting surah al-Ikhlas 11 times. Reciting this surah once is a way of gathering God’s blessings for the reciting person and reciting twice will be rewarded with blessings showered upon the children of the reciting person. Reciting thrice brings blessings on the entire family of the reciting person.


 Tilawat Surah Al Ikhlas

Tilawat Surah Al Ikhlas

Tilawat Surah Al Ikhlas

Tilawat Surah Al Ikhlas

Beautiful Tilawat Surah Al Ikhlas

Surah al-Bara’at / at-Tawba (The Repentance)

Surah al-Bara’at / at-Tawba (The Repentance)



This surah has 129 verses and was exposed in Madinah. This surah was exposed all at once and its revelation was accompanied by seventy thousand angels. It is narrated that keeping this surah over one’s head (like in a cap or Amama) is a safety from thieves and destruction of property by fire. Also, keeping this surah in one’s possession ensures safety from the evil designs of enemies.

 Tilawat Surah al-Bara’at / at-Tawba

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  Tilawat Surah al-Bara’at / at-Tawba