Surah Taha PDF

Surah Taha is the 20 chapter of the Holy Quran, consisting of 135 verses (ayat), 8 rukus, and is located in Para 16. As it is a Makki Surah, and english meaning is “Taha”. You can now download full Surah Taha PDF. Whether you prefer to read Surah Taha online or save it offline, the PDF format makes it easily accessible for daily recitation.

Surah Taha

Surah Taha is the 20th surah in the Holy Quran. It was revealed in Makkah, contains 135 verses. Also, this surah has a powerful message of mercy, guidance, and awakening. The surah focuses on the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), comforts him through the trials and tribulations of being a prophet, and gives a lengthy account of the story of Prophet Musa (Moses). Let's explore the different themes, background, and lessons of Surah Taha.

• Name of Surah: Surah Taha
• Chapter: 20th
• Verses: 135
• Revelation: Makkah

Famous Verse of Surah Taha

Here is the famous verse of Surah Taha with translation as follows:

اِنَّنِىۡۤ اَنَا اللّٰهُ لَاۤ اِلٰهَ اِلَّاۤ اَنَا فَاعۡبُدۡنِىۡ ۙ وَاَقِمِ الصَّلٰوةَ لِذِكۡرِىۡ‏(۱۴)

‘It is truly I. I am Allah! There is no god ˹worthy of worship˺ except Me. So worship Me ˹alone˺, and establish prayer for My remembrance.

The Story of Prophet Musa (AS)

The account of Prophet Musa (Moses) makes up the bulk of Surah Taha. This surah begins with Musa's departure to Mount Sinai to receive the call of Allah (SWT). Musa is selected to be a prophet of Allah (SWT) and is directed to Pharaoh to deliver a message calling for the oneness of Allah (SWT). The dialogue between Allah (SWT) and Musa is one of the most emotional and intimate moments in the holy Quran.

The story expresses faith, patience, divine help, and the fight of truth vs. falsehood, while teaching that Allah aids his messengers against the most powerful adversaries.

Key Themes in Surah Taha

There are many themes and lessons every surah contains in the Holy Quran; Surah Taha contains the same. Some of them are as follows:

• Divine Mercy: Allah (SWT) emphasizes His ongoing Mercy and assistance for His prophets repeatedly throughout the surah.
• Revelation as Guidance: Recite the Holy Quran as it is not a burden but a guidance for all people.
• The Struggle Between Truth and Falsehood: The encounter between Musa and Pharaoh tells the Muslim Ummah that nothing but truth wins in the end.
• Repentance and forgiveness: The story of Samiri and the golden calf reminds believers of the importance of sincere repentance. Allah (SWT) is Al-Ghafoor, the Most Forgiving one.