Para-Juzz No. 23 - Wa Mali - Urdu Translation by Mufti Taqi Usmani

Wa Mali (Para 23) 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 23 of the Holy Quran

1. Surah No. 36 – Ya-Sin: Verses 22–83.
2. Surah No. 37 – As-Saffat: Complete surah, verses 1–182.
3. Surah No. 38 – Sad: Complete surah, verses 1–88.
4. Surah No. 39 – Az-Zumar: Verses 1–31.

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

Para 23, known as Wa Mali, begins with the believing man’s declaration that he should worship the One who created him. His response to the messengers in Surah Ya-Sin contrasts sincere faith with the hostility of his people and introduces the reward awaiting believers.

The rest of Surah Ya-Sin points to Allah’s signs in cultivated land, night and day, the sun and moon, and transport. These familiar blessings support the truth of resurrection.

The One who created human beings initially can bring them to life again. Scenes of judgment distinguish the people of Paradise from those who rejected guidance.

The helplessness of idols and the testimony of human limbs show that denial cannot prevent accountability. Surah As-Saffat affirms Allah’s oneness and rejects false beliefs concerning the angels.

It recounts the experiences of Nuh, Ibrahim, Musa, Harun, Ilyas, Lut, and Yunus, showing divine support for faithful servants. Ibrahim’s rejection of idolatry and his readiness to fulfil the command concerning sacrifice receive particular attention.

Father and son submit to Allah, and the son is ransomed with a great sacrifice. The account highlights obedience, trust, and willingness to surrender what one loves.

Surah Sad presents further examples through Dawud, Sulayman, and Ayyub. Authority, prosperity, and suffering each bring responsibilities.

These prophets turn to Allah, demonstrating gratitude, repentance, patience, and just judgment. The account of Adam and Iblis again exposes arrogance as a cause of disobedience.

Iblis’s claim of superiority cannot justify refusing Allah’s command. Surah Az-Zumar opens by demanding sincere worship without partners.

It rejects the argument that other objects of worship are needed to bring people nearer to Allah. The changing natural world and the contrast between knowledge and heedlessness invite reflection.

The para ends by stressing the truth of revelation and the certainty of death and judgment, calling every listener towards sincere devotion.

Selected tafsir references (Ma’ariful Qur’an): 36:22; 37:100; 38:17; 39:2.

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 19 - Wa Qalallazina
• Para 20 - A'man Khalaq
• Para 21 - Utlu Ma Oohi
• Para 22 - Wa Manyaqnut
• 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