About This Surah
Surah Al-Masad (المسد) is the one hundred and eleventh chapter of the Qur'an. It has 5 verses and was revealed in Mecca. Its central themes are eschatology.
Topical Breakdown
Verse Tone Progression
Command
Promise
Warning
Concept Frequency Cloud
Top Concept Co-Occurrences
hellfire↔punishment of hellfire22
divine command↔punishment of hellfire13
divine command↔the self sufficient5
divine command↔hellfire4
hellfire↔the self sufficient4
punishment of hellfire↔the self sufficient3
divine command↔the affluent and heedless1
punishment of hellfire↔the affluent and heedless1
the affluent and heedless↔the self sufficient1
Cross-Surah Verse Similarity
Al-Ghashiyah · 88:4
Those faces will enter a hot fire to suffer from its heat.
∿ similarity: 0.73
Al-Layl · 92:11
His wealth that he is miserly with will not benefit him at all when he dies and enters the hellfire.
∿ similarity: 0.71
Al-A'la · 87:12
The one who will enter the great Fire of the afterlife to suffer and bear its heat forever.
∿ similarity: 0.69
Al-Inshiqaq · 84:12
And he will enter the fire of Hell to suffer from its heat.
∿ similarity: 0.64
'Abasa · 80:36
And he will run from his wife and children.
∿ similarity: 0.63
Al-Muddaththir · 74:26
I will enter this disbeliever into one of the levels of the Fire, which is Saqar, to suffer from its heat.
∿ similarity: 0.63
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Surah Al-Masad?
Surah Al-Masad (المسد) is the 111th chapter of the Qur'an, comprising 5 verses revealed in Mecca.
What are the main themes of Surah Al-Masad?
The main themes of Surah Al-Masad are eschatology, theology, and worship.
Is Surah Al-Masad Meccan or Medinan?
Surah Al-Masad is Meccan; it was revealed in Mecca and contains 5 verses.
Read Al-Masad — All 5 Verses
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