The King Solomon Who Ruled the Wind & Jinn | Quran Story


 

Surah Sad (38:30–40) – English Translation

Verse 30
And to David We gave Solomon. An excellent servant indeed! Surely he was always turning to Allah.

Verse 31
When the fine, swift horses were displayed before him in the afternoon.

Verse 32
He said, "Indeed, I preferred the love of good things over the remembrance of my Lord until the sun disappeared."

Verse 33
He said, "Bring them back to me." Then he began passing his hand over their legs and necks.

Verse 34
And We certainly tested Solomon and placed a body upon his throne; then he turned back to Allah.

Verse 35
He said, "My Lord, forgive me and grant me a kingdom that will not belong to anyone after me. Indeed, You are the Bestower."

Verse 36
So We subjected the wind to him, blowing gently by his command wherever he wished.

Verse 37
And also the devils—every builder and diver.

Verse 38
And others bound together in chains.

Verse 39
"This is Our gift, so give or withhold without account."

Verse 40
Indeed, for him is nearness to Us and an excellent place of return.

Introduction

Surah Sad (38:30–40) highlights the remarkable life of Prophet Solomon (King Solomon), a prophet and king blessed by Allah with extraordinary wisdom, power, and a unique kingdom. These verses emphasize his devotion, repentance, humility, and the countless blessings Allah bestowed upon him.

Short Introduction About King Solomon

Prophet Solomon (Sulayman, peace be upon him) was the son of Prophet David. Allah blessed him with wisdom, justice, and a magnificent kingdom unlike any other. He was given authority over the wind, jinn, birds, and animals. Despite his great power, Solomon remained humble, grateful, and constantly sought Allah's forgiveness and guidance.

Description

Discover the inspiring story of Prophet Solomon (AS) through Surah Sad verses 30–40. Learn how Allah honored him with unmatched wisdom, control over the wind and jinn, and a kingdom unlike any other. These verses teach powerful lessons about gratitude, repentance, humility, and relying on Allah's mercy.

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