Para-Juzz No. 19 - Wa Qalallazina - Urdu Translation by Mufti Taqi Usmani

Wa Qalallazina (Para 19) MP3 Audio With Translation by Mufti Taqi Usmani

Arabic Recitation: Shaikh Mishari Rashid Al Afasy

Urdu Translation: Mufti Taqi Usmani

Urdu Narrator: Qari Afzal Mishkat

Surahs Covered in Para 19 of the Holy Quran

1. Surah No. 25 – Al-Furqan: Verses 21–77.
2. Surah No. 26 – Ash-Shu’ara: Complete surah, verses 1–227.
3. Surah No. 27 – An-Naml: Verses 1–59.

The Main Themes and Topics Covered in This Juzz/Para of the Holy Quran

Para 19, known as Wa Qalallazina, begins with demands made by those who reject revelation. Their insistence on seeing angels or Allah reflects arrogance rather than a sincere search for guidance.

Surah Al-Furqan contrasts their attitude with the reality of the Day of Judgment. The surah describes the regret of those who followed harmful companions and abandoned the Messenger’s path.

Signs in shade, rain, the sea, and the alternation of night and day invite people to recognise Allah’s wisdom and power. Its closing passage portrays the servants of the Most Merciful.

They walk humbly, respond peacefully to provocation, worship at night, and spend without extravagance or miserliness. They avoid shirk, murder, unlawful sexual relations, false testimony, and heedlessness towards revelation.

Repentance remains open to those who turn back, believe, and act righteously. The believers’ prayers for their spouses and descendants show concern for faith within the family as well as personal reform.

Surah Ash-Shu’ara recounts the missions of Musa, Ibrahim, Nuh, Hud, Salih, Lut, and Shu’ayb. Across these accounts, messengers call their people to fear Allah and obey, without seeking payment for their message.

The repeated rejection of the prophets exposes pride, oppression, corrupt desire, and commercial dishonesty. Shu’ayb’s people are specifically warned against short measure and spreading corruption.

The surah also distinguishes revelation from the misleading speech of irresponsible poets. Surah An-Naml begins with the Quran’s guidance and then recounts Musa’s calling and the knowledge granted to Dawud and Sulayman.

Sulayman’s encounter with the ant teaches gratitude for Allah’s favours. The hoopoe’s report leads to the account of the Queen of Saba, whose recognition of the truth ends in submission to Allah.

Accounts of Salih and Lut follow, contrasting faithful acceptance with destructive plotting and immorality. The para closes by praising Allah and questioning the worth of false gods.

Selected tafsir references (Ma’ariful Qur’an): 25:63; 26:1; 26:181; 27:20.

Listen To The Other Paras/Juzz Of The Holy Quran

• Para 1 - Alif Laam Meem
• Para 2 - Sayaqool
• Para 3 - Tilkal Rusul
• Para 4 - Lan Tana Loo
• Para 5 - Wal Mohsanat
• Para 6 - La Yuhibbullah
• Para 7 - Wa Iza Samiu
• Para 8 - Wa Lau Annana
• Para 9 - Qalal Malao
• Para 10 - Wa A'lamu
• Para 11 - Yatazeroon
• Para 12 - Wa Mamin Da'abah
• Para 13 - Wa Ma Ubarri-o
• Para 14 - Rubama
• Para 15 - Subhanallazi
• Para 16 - Qal Alam
• Para 17 - Iqtaraba
• Para 18 - Qadd Aflaha
• Para 20 - A'man Khalaq
• Para 21 - Utlu Ma Oohi
• Para 22 - Wa Manyaqnut
• Para 23 - Wa Mali
• Para 24 - Faman Azlam
• Para 25 - Elaihe Yuraddo
• Para 26 - Ha'a Meem
• Para 27 - Qala Fama Khatbukum
• Para 28 - Qadd Sami Allah
• Para 29 - Tabarakallazi
• Para 30 - Amma Yatasa'aloon