Surah ASH-SHARH.AL-IKHLAS.AL-FALAQ.AN-NAS.NATURE.SNOOZING.SLEEP

Описание: The name of the surah "Ash-Sharh" translates as "Disclosure", sometimes – "Have We not disclosed?". In the Holy Quran, it goes under the ordinal number ninety-four.
"Ash-Sharh" consists of only eight verses that were revealed in Mecca. The first verse refers to the operation performed by the angel Jabrayil (A.S.), namely, the opening of the breast of the Messenger of Allah (S.G.V.), which occurred twice.

The name of the 112th Surah of the Holy Quran is translated from Arabic as "Purification" (of faith) or "Sincerity". It is quite small in volume. And those who begin to get acquainted with Islam, as a rule, are among the first to memorize it. These four short verses have a deep meaning.
The circumstances of the revelation of this surah are described by a hadith, in which, according to Ubayu ibn Kaaba, the following is transmitted: "The idolaters said to the Messenger of the Almighty (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him): 'Muhammad, tell us the genealogy (or origin) of your Lord.'
"Al-Falaq" (or "Al-Falaq", "Dawn"), which goes in the Holy Quran one hundred and thirteenth in a row, was sent down by the Creator to mankind through the Prophet Muhammad (S.G.V.) in Mecca. Its components are five verses known to almost every Muslim.

In the surah "Dawn", the Almighty calls for the protection of the Lord from evil and machinations of both a material nature and its non-material forms, such as black magic or witchcraft.
The final, one hundred and fourteenth sura "An-Nas" ("People") The Holy Quran is considered special among Muslims. It consists of six amazing-sounding verses sent down during the Meccan period of the prophecy of Muhammad (S.G.V.).

"An-Nas" is a kind of continuation of the previous surah – "Al-Falaq", in which the Creator calls on His creatures to resort to His protection from the evil that exists in the world.