Surah Al-Ma’un: A Slap on Religious Hypocrisy



Surah Al-Ma’un (سورة الماعون)

Surah Number: 107
Verses: 7
Place of Revelation: Makkah

🔹 Full English Translation

Have you seen the one who denies the Recompense (the Day of Judgment)?

That is the one who repels the orphan

And does not encourage the feeding of the poor.

So woe to those who pray,

Those who are heedless of their prayer,

Those who make a show (of their deeds),

And withhold small acts of kindness.

🔎 Explanation (Tafsir in Simple Words)

Surah Al-Ma’un exposes the true face of hypocrisy.

It describes a person who:

Claims belief but denies accountability.

Treats orphans harshly.

Does not care about feeding the poor.

Prays but without sincerity.

Performs religious acts only to show off.

Refuses even small acts of help.

Allah is teaching that Islam is not just rituals — it is character, compassion, and sincerity.

A person who prays but has no mercy, no humility, and no social responsibility is spiritually empty.

📌 Description (For YouTube or Post)

Surah Al-Ma’un delivers a powerful warning against hypocrisy.
It reminds us that true faith is not only in prayer but in caring for orphans, feeding the poor, and helping others sincerely.

This Surah challenges us to examine our intentions — are we praying for Allah or for people?

A short yet deeply powerful Surah about sincerity, accountability, and social justice in Islam.

📝 Summary

Surah Al-Ma’un teaches that:

Denying the Day of Judgment leads to cruelty.

True believers care for the weak and needy.

Prayer without sincerity is worthless.

Showing off in worship is condemned.

Even small acts of kindness matter in Islam.

It is a strong warning against religious hypocrisy.

📖 Short & Easy Note (Very Simple)

Surah Al-Ma’un says:
If you pray but hurt people, ignore the poor, and show off — your prayer has no value.

Real Islam = Prayer + Kindness + Sincerity.

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