I Read the Quran and Found the Most POWERFUL Verse - Ayat an-Noor#سورہ_النور #allahisgreat

Surah An-Noor, verse 35 is famously known as Ayat an-Noor – “The Verse of Light.” It is considered one of the most profound and spiritually uplifting verses in the Qur’an. Allah describes Himself as the Light of the heavens and the earth, and then presents a beautiful metaphor — a niche, a lamp, a glass, and blessed olive oil — all coming together to reflect divine light. This verse is a parable of divine guidance. Allah’s light is not just physical, but spiritual, inner light that guides the hearts of believers. The niche, the lamp, the clear glass, and the pure olive oil symbolise how divine light spreads through purity, clarity, and wisdom. It ends with the powerful truth: “Light upon Light — Allah guides whom He wills to His Light.”





 

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