سورة الملك کا نقشہ

سورت کے نقشے — سورة الملك

1. Blessed Is He in Whose Hand Is Dominion · 1–5
   The surah opens glorifying the Sovereign, All-Powerful, who created death and life to test His servants, fashioned seven heavens in layers without flaw, and adorned the lowest heaven with lamps made into missiles against the devils.
   • Death and Life Created as a Test · 1–2
   • Seven Heavens Without Flaw · 3–4
   • The Adorned Sky and Missiles at Devils · 5–5
2. The Punishment of Hell and the Keepers' Question · 6–11
   The scene of the disbelievers in Hell: its inhaling roar as it boils over, the keepers' question 'did no warner come to you?', and the inmates' confession that a warner did come but they denied him — wishing they had listened or reasoned.
   • The Punishment of Hell · 6–7
   • The Keepers' Question · 8–9
   • The Confession of Hell's People · 10–11
3. Allah's Knowledge, Provision, and Signs · 12–24
   The contrasting fate: forgiveness and great reward for those who fear their Lord unseen; then proofs of knowledge, power, and provision — knowledge of the hidden and declared, the tractable earth, the threat of being swallowed by it, the birds held aloft, the parable of the two walkers, and the gifts of hearing, sight, and hearts.
   • Those Who Fear Their Lord Unseen · 12–12
   • Knowledge of the Hidden and Declared · 13–14
   • The Tractable Earth and Provision · 15–15
   • The Threat of Swallowing and Storm · 16–18
   • Birds, Helpers, and Provision · 19–21
   • The Parable of the Two Walkers · 22–22
   • Hearing, Sight, and the Gathering · 23–24
4. The Nearness of the Hour and Answering the Deniers · 25–30
   The surah closes answering the deniers' question 'when is this promise?': knowledge belongs to Allah alone, and when they see it near, the disbelievers' faces will darken — followed by successive challenges: who will shelter the disbelievers if Allah destroys or spares the believers, and who will bring flowing water if yours sinks away.
   • 'When Is This Promise?' · 25–27
   • 'Say: Have You Considered…' · 28–30