What's the Best Way to Read Quran Daily for Spiritual Growth

 ہاِنَّ لِلۡمُتَّقِیۡنَ مَفَازًا ﴿ۙ۳۱﴾

بیشک پرہیزگاروں کے لئے کامیابی کا گھر ہے۔ حَدَآئِقَ وَ اَعۡنَابًا ﴿ۙ۳۲﴾ یعنی باغ اور انگور۔ وَّکَوَاعِبَ اَتۡرَابًا ﴿ۙ۳۳﴾ اور ہم عمر بھرپور جوان عورتیں۔ وَّ کَاۡسًا دِہَاقًا ﴿ؕ۳۴﴾ اور شراب کے چھلکتے ہوئے جام۔ لَا یَسۡمَعُوۡنَ فِیۡہَا لَغۡوًا وَّ لَا کِذّٰبًا ﴿ۚ۳۵﴾ translate into english وہاں نہ وہ بیہودہ بات سنیں گے نہ جھٹلانے کی باتیں۔ جَزَآءً مِّنۡ رَّبِّکَ عَطَآءً حِسَابًا ﴿ۙ۳۶﴾ اے نبی ﷺ یہ تمہارے پروردگار کی طرف سے .صلہ ہو گا جو حساب کے مطابق انعام ہو گا۔ **Translation:** 31. *Indeed, for the righteous is success.* 32. *Gardens and grapevines,* 33. *And youthful companions of equal age,* 34. *And a cup full to the brim.* 35. *There they will not hear any idle talk or lies A reward from your Lord, a gift according to account h: Surah An-Naba' (Surah 78) is a chapter of the Quran that discusses the Day of Judgment, the signs of God’s creation, and the ultimate fate awaiting believers and disbelievers. Here is an interpretation of its general meaning in English: 1. **Verses 1-5:** The surah begins with the question of what people are asking each other about – "the great news." This refers to the Day of Resurrection, a central theme that people disagree or doubt about. 2. **Verses 6-16:** God reminds people of His signs in creation as evidence of His power: the Earth as a resting place, the mountains as pegs, creation in pairs, sleep as a form of rest, and the night and day cycle. Additionally, the heavens and the rain that bring abundant growth are clearly signs of God's design. 3. **Verses 17-20:** The surah then shifts to describe the Day of Judgment. On that day, the Trumpet will be blown, and everyone will be raised from their graves. The mountains will crumble, and the Earth will be laid bare. 4. **Verses 21-30:** These verses describe the fate of those who deny the truth. Hell is prepared as a place of punishment for the disbelievers, described with vivid imagery of intense suffering for those who led lives of denial, rejecting accountability. 5. **Verses 31-36:** The surah contrasts this with the rewards awaiting the righteous. Those who feared God and acted righteously will enjoy gardens, grapevines, companions of pure companionship, and peace, free from idle talk and lies. This reward is described as a generous gift from God. 6. **Verses 37-40:** The surah concludes by reminding people of God’s ultimate authority over the heavens and Earth. On the Day of Judgment, no one will be able to speak without His permission, and that day will be a true reckoning. It ends with a warning to those who disbelieve, encouraging them to reflect and prepare for what lies ahead. Surah An-Naba’ serves as a powerful reminder of the reality of resurrection, the consequences of one’s actions, and the mercy and justice of God in both reward and punishment.