Holy Quran: Surah Ya Seen; translated by A. Yusuf Ali, read by Tariq I. El-Amin

The Conscious Connection Project aims to provide engaging readings of the English Translation of the Holy Quran for those unfamiliar with Arabic. Whether you're Muslim or from another faith tradition, listening to the Qur'an in your native language can be a valuable experience. While it's not a substitute for the original Arabic, if it helps foster mindfulness and brings you closer to the text, then it serves a positive purpose. Our goal is to facilitate a deeper connection with the Quran, encouraging reflection and spiritual growth regardless of linguistic background.
Surah Ya Seen, the 36th chapter of the Quran, is revered as the "heart of the Quran." It consists of 83 verses and emphasizes the Quran's divine origins and the importance of believing in Allah and His messengers. The surah opens with a vow on the Quran's wisdom, addressing Prophet Muhammad. It recounts the story of a town that rejected Allah's messengers and faced dire consequences, illustrating the fate of disbelievers. The surah underscores the signs of Allah's creation, from the natural world to human life, encouraging reflection and faith. It also touches on the resurrection and the Day of Judgment, warning against heedlessness. The chapter concludes with a powerful affirmation of Allah's ability to resurrect the dead and bring all matters to account.