2. ICNA Sisters' Wing
Ruku 1
 Allah alone has Perfect and Infinite knowledge of heavens and earth.
 “Not an atom’s weight escapes Him”
 Promise of “generous provisions” for those who do good deeds and earn Allah’s forgiveness.
 Quran is a “provision” for guidance to those who have knowledge.

3. ICNA Sisters' Wing
Ruku 2
 Favors on Daoud (AS) – beautiful voice, knowledge of making armor, the Iron-Age.
 Favors on Sulaiman (AS) – command over wind, the Bronze-Age, control over jinns, art &
architecture.
 Gratitude for Allah’s favors – use of favors for good purpose.

4. ICNA Sisters' Wing
 Contrasting ingratitude – Story of people of Saba.
 Allah’s favors on Saba – economic affluence – gardens, dams, industry, trade, culture
 Disobedience and ingratitude calls for retribution.
 – person who is “patient in adversity” and “truly grateful”.
 One who does not lose his balance after receiving blessings from Allah, nor gloats at prosperity,
nor becomes heedless.

5. ICNA Sisters' Wing
Ruku 3
 Traps of Shaitan (by Ibn al-Qayyim al-Jawziyyah);
 Involvement in Kufr and Shirk.
 Introduction of bid’ah (innovation).
 Involvement in major sins.
 Involvement in minor sins.
 Submerge in permissible things.
 Occupy with deeds of lesser reward.
http://www.sunnahonline.com/ilm/purification/0104.htm
 Prophet (SAWS) task towards whole of mankind – to bring them good news and give
them warning.

6. ICNA Sisters' Wing
Ruku 4
 Arguments between mighty and weak disbelievers on the Day of Resurrection.
 Stubbornness of disbelievers, not to believe in the message.
 Accusations on each other have no grounds.
 Do not be deceived by the false values and transient affluence of this world.
 Show caution over fashions, customs, culture, peer-pressure, etc.
 The affluent were the first to reject the message when it came to them.

7. ICNA Sisters' Wing
Ruku 5
 Allah provides abundance of “provision” to who so ever He wills.
 Wealth, position, children is no indication of a person’s standing in front of Allah.
 Allah pays back to whoever spends in charity.
 “the likeness of those who spend their wealth in the way of Allah, is as the likeness of a
grain that sprouts seven spikes. In every spike there are 100 grains, and Allah
multiplies for whom He will' (Surah Baqarah:261). [1 ~ 700].

8. ICNA Sisters' Wing
Ruku 6
 Invitation to people to reflect with open minds.
 Prophets were accused of being liars, sorcerers, mad-men.
 Titles like fanatics, zealots, ultra-conservatives, fundamentalists, totalitarian etc. are common
now.
 Truth prevails and falsehood is weak and deficient.
 Hereafter is a place for recompense (dar ul jaza), this life is place for tests (dar ul imtihan).