In this episode of Sūrah An-Naḥl (verses 103–111), Shaykh Dr. Ahsan Hanif highlights the false claim by disbelievers that the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) was taught by a foreigner. However, the Qur'an is in clear Arabic, revealing divine truth. Those who reject Allah’s verses will face severe punishment for their lies and obstinacy. Shaykh Dr. Ahsan Hanif also points out that while those forced to renounce their faith may be safe in their hearts, those who willingly choose disbelief over faith will incur Allah’s wrath. Their preference for worldly gains over eternal rewards seals their hearts, making them the ultimate losers on the Day of Judgment. Yet, Allah’s mercy is vast. For those who emigrate, fight for Allah, and remain patient, Allah promises forgiveness. . On the Day of Judgment, every soul will stand alone, pleading for itself, and will be justly compensated for its deeds, without any injustice. This passage serves as a reminder of the Qur'an’s clarity and the consequences of rejecting Allah’s guidance.

In this episode of Sūrah An-Naḥl (verses 95–102), Shaykh Dr. Aḥsan Ḥanīf explains that Allah warns us not to exchange His covenant for temporary worldly gains, because what He has is far better and everlasting. Whatever we possess in this life will end, but Allah rewards the steadfast and righteous according to the best of their deeds. He assures that every believer, male or female, who does good will be blessed with a good life and rewarded in full. When reciting the Qur’an, we are instructed to seek Allah’s protection from Satan, who has no authority over those who truly believe and trust in Allah, but only over those who follow him blindly. The Qur’an is a clear guidance, reassurance, and good news for all who submit sincerely to Allah.

In this episode of Sūrah An-Naḥl (verses 89–94), Shaykh Dr. Aḥsan Ḥanīf explains how the Qur’an guides us as a mercy and clear explanation for those who submit to Allah. The verses teach us to be just, generous, and honest, warning against breaking promises or using oaths to deceive others. They remind us that Allah tests everyone, decides who is guided, and that on the Day of Judgment, all actions and wrongdoings will be made clear.

In this episode of Sūrah An-Naḥl (verses 78–88), Shaykh Dr. Aḥsan Ḥanīf explores how Allah reminds humanity of their complete dependence on Him from the very beginning of life, highlighting the many blessings placed at our disposal for comfort, protection, and survival. The verses invite reflection on the signs of Allah’s mercy in creation and provision, showing that every ease we enjoy is a favour meant to lead us toward gratitude and sincere submission. At the same time, they warn against recognising Allah’s blessings while denying Him through disbelief, ingratitude, or misplaced reliance. The passage then turns our attention to the Day of Accountability, where false supports will vanish, excuses will no longer benefit, and every soul will face the consequences of its choices.

In this episode of Sūrah An-Naḥl (verses 73–77), Shaykh Dr. Aḥsan Ḥanīf explains the futility of worshipping anyone besides Allah, as these idols neither provide sustenance from the heavens or the earth nor have any power to benefit or protect humankind. The verses remind us that all provision, guidance, and support come solely from Allah, the All-Powerful, Most Wise, and Most Merciful. They emphasize the importance of sincere worship, reliance on Allah, and following His guidance in every aspect of life. The ayahs encourage reflection on gratitude, responsibility, and moral accountability, reminding us that true worth is determined by faith, righteous action, and obedience to Allah alone. Finally, the verses affirm that all knowledge of the unseen in the heavens and the earth belongs to Allah, and bringing about the Hour would take no more than the blink of an eye, highlighting His absolute power, wisdom, and control over all creation.

In this episode of Sūrah An-Naḥl (verses 65–72), Shaykh Dr. Aḥsan Ḥanīf highlights the signs of Allah’s wisdom and mercy in creation. He explains how Allah sends down rain to bring life to the earth after its death, and how even the smallest of creatures, like bees, follow the guidance inspired by their Lord, producing honey that contains healing for people. The verses illustrate Allah’s perfect planning in providing for humanity through cattle, fruits, spouses, and children, and remind us of the blessings He grants in provision and sustenance. Yet, despite all these favours, humans often remain ungrateful and fail to share their wealth justly. These ayahs encourage reflection on the balance between gratitude, obedience, and recognition of Allah’s signs, showing how every detail in creation points to His knowledge, power, and mercy.

In this episode of Sūrah An-Naḥl (verses 56–64), Shaykh Dr. Aḥsan Ḥanīf explains how the pagans wrongly dedicated parts of their wealth to idols and made false claims about Allah, while their shame over having daughters exposed the corruption in their values. Allah, who is perfect and above all flaws, reminds us that if He were to punish people instantly for their wrongdoing, no one would remain on earth, yet He grants everyone time out of His mercy. These verses show how Shayṭān made sins look appealing for earlier nations just as he does today, and they highlight that the Qur’an was revealed to the Prophet ﷺ to clarify people’s disagreements and to serve as clear guidance and mercy for those who believe.

In this episode of Sūrah An-Naḥl (verses 43–55), Shaykh Dr. Aḥsan Ḥanīf explains that every messenger came with clarity so people could understand and reflect. They warn those who plot against the truth, thinking they are safe, even though Allah can seize a person in ways they could never expect. Yet, despite these warnings, His mercy remains vast and ongoing.
The passage then draws our attention to the world around us: even shadows move in humility, and all of creation—on earth and in the heavens—submits to Allah. A reminder that guidance and safety lie in recognising His signs, fearing Him with sincerity, and following what He commands.