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Surah Al-Hashr is the 59th chapter of the Quran and contains 24 verses. It is a Madani Surah and is found in Juz 28. The name Al-Hashr is commonly translated as “The Gathering” or “The Exile,” referring to the events discussed in the Surah concerning the expulsion of Banu Nadir from their homes.

This guide is designed for Muslims in the USA, UK, Canada, India, and elsewhere who want to read Surah Hashr in Arabic, understand its meaning through an English, Hindi, or Urdu translation, or listen to its recitation.

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About Surah Al-Hashr

Detail	Information
Surah Name	Al-Hashr (الحشر)
Surah Number	59
Number of Verses	24
Juz / Para	28
Revelation	Madani
Meaning of Al-Hashr	The Gathering / The Exile
Main Subject	Faith, Allah’s authority, social responsibility, accountability, and the lessons surrounding Banu Nadir

Quran.com identifies Surah Al-Hashr as chapter 59, with 24 ayahs, revealed in Madinah and located in Juz 28.

The Surah discusses the expulsion of Banu Nadir, the distribution of wealth and property, the qualities of the Muhajirun and Ansar, the danger of hypocrisy, accountability before Allah, and reflection on the Quran. It concludes with verses describing several of Allah’s beautiful names and attributes.

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Surah Hashr With Translation

Reading the Quran in Arabic is important for those learning and practicing Quranic recitation, while translations can help readers understand the meaning of the verses.

A translation should be treated as an explanation of the meanings of the Quran rather than as a replacement for the original Arabic text.

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Surah Hashr in Arabic

The Surah Hashr Arabic PDF contains the original Quranic Arabic text. It is suitable for readers who want to recite Surah Al-Hashr, practice reading Arabic, or follow along with an audio recitation.

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Surah Hashr in English

Bismillaahir Rahmaanir Raheem

Sabbaha lillaahi maa fissamaawaati wa maa fil ardi wa Huwal ‘Azeezul Hakeem

Huwal lazeee akharajal lazeena kafaroo min ahlil kitaabi min diyaarihim li awwalil Hashr; maa zanantum any yakhrujoo wa zannooo annahum maa ni’atuhum husoonuhum minal laahi faataahumul laahu min haisu lam yahtasiboo wa qazafa fee quloobihimur ru’ba yukhriboona bu yootahum bi aydeehim wa aydil mu’mineena fa’tabiroo yaaa ulil absaar

Wa law laaa an katabal laahu ‘alaihimul jalaaa’a la’azzabahum fid dunyaa wa lahum fil Aakhirati ‘azaabun Naar

Zaalika bi annahum shaaqqul laaha wa Rasoolahoo wa many yushaaaqqil laaha fa innal laaha shadeedul-‘iqaab

Maa qata’tum mil leenatin aw taraktumoohaa qaaa’imatan’alaaa usoolihaa fabi iznil laahi wa liyukhziyal faasiqeen

Wa maaa afaaa’al laahu ‘alaaa Rasoolihee minhum famaaa awjaftum ‘alaihi min khailiinw wa laa rikaabinw wa laakinnal laaha yusallitu Rusulahoo ‘alaa many yashaaa’; wallaahu ‘alaa kulli shai’in Qadeer

Maaa afaaa’al laahu ‘alaa Rasoolihee min ahlil quraa falillaahi wa lir Rasooli wa lizil qurbaa wal yataamaa walmasaakeeni wabnis sabeeli kai laa yakoona doolatam bainal aghniyaaa’i minkum; wa maaa aataakumur Rasoolu fakhuzoohu wa maa nahaakum ‘anhu fantahoo; wattaqul laaha innal laaha shadeedul-‘iqaab

Lilfuqaraaa’il Muhaaji reenal lazeena ukhrijoo min diyaarihim wa amwaalihim yabtaghoona fadlam minal laahi wa ridwaananw wa yansuroonal laaha wa Rasoolah; ulaaa’ika humus saadiqoon

Wallazeena tabawwa’ud daara wal eemaana min qablihim yuhibboona man haajara ilaihim wa laa yajidoona fee sudoorihim haajatam mimmaa ootoo wa yu’siroona ‘alaa anfusihim wa law kaana bihim khasaasah; wa many yooqa shuhha nafsihee fa ulaaa’ika humul muflihoon

Wallazeena jaaa’oo min ba’dihim yaqooloona Rabbanagh fir lanaa wa li ikhwaani nal lazeena sabqoonaa bil eemaani wa laa taj’al fee quloobinaa ghillalil lazeena aamanoo rabbannaaa innaka Ra’oofur Raheem

Alam tara ilal lazeena naafaqoo yaqooloona li ikhwaanihimul lazeena kafaroo min ahlil kitaabi la’in ukhrijtum lanakhrujanna ma’akum wa laa nutee’u feekum ahadan abadanw-wa in qootiltum lanansuran nakum wallaahu yashhadu innahum lakaaziboon

La’in ukhrijoo laa yakhrujoona ma’ahum wa la’in qootiloo laa yansuroonahum wa la’in nasaroohum la yuwallunnal adbaara summa laa yunsaroon

La antum ashaddu rahbatan fee sudoorihim minal laah; zaalika bi annahum qawmul laa yafqahoon

Laa yuqaatiloonakum jamee’an illaa fee quram muhas sanatin aw minw waraaa’i judur; baasuhum bainahum shadeed; tahsabuhum jamee’anw-wa quloobuhum shatta; zaalika biannahum qawmul laa ya’qiloon

Kamasalil lazeena min qablihim qareeban zaaqoo wabaala amrihim wa lahum ‘azaabun aleem

Kamasalish shaitaani izqaala lil insaanik fur falammaa kafara qaala innee bareee’um minka inneee akhaaful laaha rabbal ‘aalameen

Fakaana ‘aaqibatahumaaa annahumaa fin naari khaalidaini feehaa; wa zaalika jazaaa’uz zaalimeen

Yaaa ayyuhal lazeena aamanut taqul-laaha; waltanzur nafsum maa qaddamat lighadiw wattaqual laah; innal laaha khabeerum bimaa ta’maloon

Wa laa takoonoo kallazeena nasul laaha fa ansaahum anfusahum; ulaaa’ika humul faasiqoon

Laa yastaweee as-haabun naari wa ashaabul jannah; as haabul jannati humul faaa’izoon

Law anzalnaa haazal quraana ‘alaa jabilil lara aytahoo khaashi’am muta saddi’am min khashiyatil laah; wa tilkal amsaalu nadribuhaa linnaasi la’allahum yatafakkaroon

Huwal-laahul-lazee laaa Ilaaha illaa Huwa ‘Aalimul Ghaibi wash-shahaada; Huwar Rahmaanur-Raheem

Huwal-laahul-lazee laaa Ilaaha illaa Huwal-Malikul Quddoosus-Salaamul Muminul Muhaiminul-‘aAzeezul Jabbaarul-Mutakabbir; Subhaanal laahi ‘Ammaa yushrikoon

Huwal Laahul Khaaliqul Baari ‘ul Musawwir; lahul Asmaaa’ul Husnaa; yusabbihu lahoo maa fis samaawaati wal ardi wa Huwal ‘Azeezul Hakeem

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Surah Hashr in Hindi

बिस्मिल्ला-हिर्रहमा-निर्रहीम

सब्ब – ह लिल्लाहि मा फिस्समावाति व मा फिल्अर्जि व हुवल् अ़ज़ीजुल – हकीम (1)

हुवल्लज़ी अख़ – रजल्लज़ी – न क – फ़रू मिन् अह़्लिल् किताबि मिन् दियारिहिम् लि – अव्वलिल् हशरि , मा ज़नन्तुम् अंय्यख़्रुजू व ज़न्नू अन्नहुम् मानि अ़तुहुम् हुसूनुहुम् मिनल्लाहि फ़ – अताहुमुल्लाहु मिन् हैसु लम् यहतसिबू व क – ज़ – फ़ फ़ी कुलूबिहिमुर्रुअ् ब युखरिबू – न बुयू -तहुम् बि – ऐ दीहिम् व ऐदिल् मुअ्मिनी – न फ़अ्तबिरू या उलिल् – अब्सार (2)

व लौ ला अन् क – तबल्लाहु अ़लैहिमुल् – जला – अ लअ़ज़्ज़ – बहुम् फिद्दुन्या , व लहुम् फ़िल् – आख़िरति अ़ज़ाबुन्नार (3)

ज़ालि – क बि – अन्नहुम् शाक़्कुल्ला – ह व रसूलहू व मंय्युशाक़्क़िल्ला – ह फ़ – इन्नल्ला – ह शदीदुल अिकाब (4)

मा क़ – तअ्तुम् मिल्ली – नतिन् औ तरक्तुमूहा का़इ मतन् अ़ला उसूलिहा फ़बि – इज् निल्लाहि व लियुख़्जि यल् फ़ासिक़ीन (5)

व मा अफ़ा – अल्लाहु अ़ला रसूलिही मिन्हुम् फ़मा औजफ़्तुम् अ़लैहि मिन् खैलिंव् – व ला रिकाबिंव् – व लाकिन्नल्ला – ह युसल्लितु रुसु – लहू अ़ला मंय्यशा – उ , वल्लाहु अ़ला कुल्लि शैइन् क़दीर (6)

मा अफा – अल्लाहु अ़ला रसूलिही मिन् अहलिल् – कुरा फ़ – लिल्लाहि व लिर्रसूलि व लिज़िल् – कुरबा वल्यतामा वल् मसाकीनि वब्निस्सबीलि कै ला यकू – न दू – लतम् – बैनल् – अग्निया – इ मिन्कुम् , व मा आताकुमुर्रसूलु फ़खुजूहु व मा नहाकुम् अ़न्हु फ़न्तहू वत्तकुल्ला – ह , इन्नल्ला – ह शदीदुल् – अ़िकाब • (7)

लिल्फु – क़राइल् – मुहाजिरीनल्लज़ी – न उख़्रिजू मिन् दियारिहिम् व अम्वालिहिम् यब्तगू – न फ़ज़्लम् मिनल्लाहि व रिजवानंव् – व यन्सुरूनल्ला – ह व रसूलहू , उलाइ – क हुमुस्सादिकून (8)

वल्लज़ी – न त – बब्वउद्दा – र वलईमा – न मिन् क़ब्लिहिम् युहिब्बू – न मन् हाज – र इलैहिम् व ला यजिदू – न फ़ी सुदूरिहिम् हा – जतम् – मिम्मा ऊतू व युअसिरू – न अ़ला अन्फुसिहिम् व लौ का – न बिहिम् ख़सा – सतुन् , व मंय्यू क शुह् – ह नफ़्सिही फ़ – उलाइ – क हुमुल् – मुफ्लिहून (9)

वल्लज़ी – न जाऊ मिम्बअ्दिहिम् यकूलू – न रब्बनग़्फिर लना व लि – इख़्वानिनल्लज़ी – न स – बकूना बिल् – ईमानि व ला तज्अल् फ़ी कुलूबिना गिल्लल् – लिल्लज़ी – न आमनू रब्बना इन्न – क रऊफुर्रहीम • (10)

अलम् त – र इलल्लज़ी – न नाफ़कू यकूलू – न लि – इख़्वानिहिमुल्लज़ी – न क – फ़रू मिन् अह़्लिल् – किताबि ल – इन् उख़्रिज्तुम् ल – नख़्रुजन – न म – अ़कुम् व ला नुतीअु फ़ीकुम् अ – हदन् अ – बदंव् – व इन् कूतिल्तुम् ल – नन्सुरन्नकुम् , वल्लाहु यश्हदु इन्नहुम् लकाज़िबून (11)

ल – इन् उख़्रिजू ला यख़्रुजू – न म – अ़हुम् व ल – इन् कूतिलू ला यन्सुरूनहुम् व ल – इन् – न – सरूहुम् लयु – वल्लुन्नल् – अदबा – र , सुम् – म ला युन्सरून (12)

ल – अन्तुम् अशद्दु रह् – बतन् फी सुदूरिहिम् मिनल्लाहि , ज़ालि – क बि – अन्नहुम् कौ़मुल – ला यफ़्क़हून (13)

ला युक़ातिलूनकुम् जमीअ़न् इल्ला फ़ी कुरम् मुहस्स – नतिन् औ मिंव्वरा – इ जुदुरिन , बअ्सुहुम् बैनहुम् शदीदुन् , तहसबुहुम् जमीअ़ंव् – व कुलूबुहुम् शत्ता , ज़ालि – क बि – अन्नहुम् कौ़मुल् – ला यअकिलून (14)

क – म – सलिल्लज़ी – न मिन् क़ब्लिहिम् क़रीबन् ज़ाकू व बा – ल अम्रिहिम् व लहुम् अ़ज़ाबुन् अलीम (15)

क – म – सलिश्शैतानि इज् का – ल लिल् – इन्सानिक्फुर फ़ – लम्मा क – फ़ – र का – ल इन्नी बरीउम् – मिन् – क इन्नी अख़ाफुल्ला – ह रब्बल् – आ़लमीन (16)

फ़का – न आ़कि – ब – तहुमा अन्नहुमा फ़िन्नारि ख़ालिदैनि फ़ीहा , व ज़ालि – क जज़ाउज़्ज़ालिमीन (17)

या अय्युहल्लज़ी – न आमनुत्तकुल्ला – ह वल्तन्जुर् नफ़्सुम् – मा क़द्द – मत् लि – ग़दिन् वत्तकुल्ला – ह , इन्नल्ला – ह ख़बीरुम् – बिमा तअ्मलून (18)

व ला तकूनू कल्लज़ी – न नसुल्ला – ह फ़ – अन्साहुम् अन्फु – सहुम् , उलाइ – क हुमुल् – फ़ासिकून (19)

ला यस्तवी अस्हाबुन्नारि व अस्हाबुल् – जन्नति , अस्हाबुल् – जन्नति हुमुल् – फ़ाइजून (20)

लौ अन्ज़ल्ना हाज़ल – कुरआ – न अ़ला ज – बलिल् – ल – रऐ – तहू ख़ाशिअ़म् मु – तसद्दिअ़म् मिन् ख़श् – यतिल्लाहि , व तिल्कल् – अम्सालु नज्रिबुहा लिन्नासि लअ़ल्लहुम् य – तफ़क्करून (21)

हुवल्लाहुल्लज़ी ला इला – ह इल्ला हु – व आ़लिमुल् – गै़बि वश्शहा – दति हुवर् – रह़्मानुर्रहीम (22)

हुवल्लाहुल्लज़ी ला इला – ह इल्ला हु – व अल्मलिकुल् – कुद्दूसुस् – सलामुल् मुअ्मिनुल् – मुहैमिनुल – अज़ीजुल् जब्बारुल – मु – तकब्बिरु , सुब्हानल्लाहि अ़म्मा युश्रिकून (23)

हुवल्लाहुल् ख़ालिकुल् बारिउल् मुसव्विरु लहुल् अस्मा – उल् – हुस्ना , युसब्बिहु लहू मा फ़िस्समावाति वल्अर्जि व हुवल् अ़ज़ीजुल – हकीम (24)

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Surah Hashr Last 3 Verses – Ayat 22–24

The last three verses of Surah Hashr, verses 59:22–24, are especially well known because they describe Allah through a series of beautiful names and attributes.

Verse 22 – Allah’s Knowledge and Mercy

Verse 22 emphasizes that Allah alone is worthy of worship and describes Him as the Knower of the seen and unseen, as well as Ar-Rahman and Ar-Raheem, highlighting His mercy.

Verse 23 – Allah’s Names and Majesty

Verse 23 mentions several names and attributes of Allah, including Al-Malik, Al-Quddus, As-Salam, Al-Mu’min, Al-Muhaymin, Al-‘Aziz, Al-Jabbar, and Al-Mutakabbir. The verse concludes by declaring Allah exalted above what people associate with Him.

Verse 24 – Allah the Creator

Verse 24 describes Allah as Al-Khaliq, Al-Bari’, and Al-Musawwir, and states that the most beautiful names belong to Him. It also reminds us that everything in the heavens and earth glorifies Allah, and concludes by describing Him as the Almighty and All-Wise.

Together, verses 22–24 provide a powerful passage for reflecting on Allah’s oneness, knowledge, mercy, authority, majesty, creativity, and wisdom.

Important note: A narration commonly circulated about reciting the final three verses of Surah Hashr in the morning and evening and receiving the protection of 70,000 angels has been graded weak by scholars. Therefore, it should not be presented as an established authentic virtue of these verses.

For the exact Arabic text and a reliable translation of verses 22–24, readers can consult Quran.com.

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Main Themes of Surah Hashr

Surah Al-Hashr contains several important lessons that remain relevant to Muslims today.

1. Allah’s Power and Authority

The opening verses remind believers that Allah has complete power over His creation. Human strength, wealth, buildings, and apparent security cannot protect anyone from Allah’s decree.

2. Lessons From the Expulsion of Banu Nadir

The Surah discusses the expulsion of Banu Nadir from their homes and presents the event as a lesson for people who reflect. The historical context is central to understanding the opening part of the Surah.

3. Obedience to Allah and His Messenger

Verse 7 includes an important command concerning what the Messenger gives and forbids, alongside a command to fear Allah.

4. Fair Distribution and Social Responsibility

The Surah discusses the distribution of property and emphasizes that wealth should not simply circulate among the wealthy. It also identifies groups such as relatives, orphans, poor people, travellers, and those who were forced to leave their homes.

5. Qualities of the Muhajirun and Ansar

The Surah praises the sincere believers among the Muhajirun and Ansar. It highlights generosity, love for fellow believers, and the willingness to give preference to others even when one has personal needs.

6. Accountability

Later verses remind believers to be conscious of Allah and consider what they have prepared for the future. This encourages self-examination and responsible action.

7. Reflection on the Quran

Verse 21 gives a powerful illustration of the seriousness of the Quran: if it had been sent down upon a mountain, the mountain would have humbled itself and broken apart from fear of Allah. The verse ends by encouraging people to reflect.

8. Allah’s Beautiful Names

Verses 22–24 conclude the Surah with a remarkable description of Allah’s names and attributes, encouraging believers to recognize His absolute uniqueness, authority, mercy, knowledge, power, and wisdom.

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Surah Hashr Benefits: What Can We Say With Confidence?

It is important to distinguish between the benefits of engaging with the Quran and specific claims about Surah Al-Hashr that may circulate online.

Reading, reciting, listening to, understanding, and reflecting upon the Quran can be part of a Muslim’s worship and spiritual development. Surah Al-Hashr itself calls people to reflection, particularly when it discusses the Quran and the greatness of Allah.

However, Muslims should be careful about unsupported claims that a particular Surah guarantees a specific worldly result.

For example, avoid presenting claims such as:

• “Surah Hashr guarantees wealth.”
• “Reading it removes every problem.”
• “Read it a certain number of times and your wish will definitely come true.”
• “The last three verses guarantee protection by 70,000 angels.”

The last claim is based on a narration that has been graded weak, so it should not be presented as an authentic established virtue.

A better approach is to read Surah Al-Hashr for recitation, understanding, reflection, remembrance of Allah, and applying its teachings, without promising rewards or worldly outcomes that are not established by reliable evidence.

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How to Read Surah Hashr

For beginners, reading Surah Al-Hashr can be approached simply:

1. Make your intention to read the Quran for the sake of Allah.
2. Perform wudu when appropriate and observe the normal etiquette of Quran recitation.
3. Choose a clean and respectful place where you can concentrate.
4. Read the Arabic text slowly and carefully.
5. Use a reliable translation to understand the general meaning.
6. Listen to the MP3 recitation if audio helps you follow pronunciation.
7. Reflect on the verses and the lessons they contain.
8. Apply the teachings of the Quran in your everyday life.

These steps are intended as practical guidance for study and reflection; they should not be treated as additional obligatory requirements for reading the Surah.

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Which Surah Hashr Version Should You Choose?

Version	Best For
Arabic	Quranic recitation and Arabic reading
English	English-speaking readers studying the meaning
Hindi	Hindi-speaking readers studying the meaning
Urdu	Urdu-speaking readers studying the meaning
Transliteration	Beginners who are learning Arabic pronunciation
MP3 Audio	Listening, revision, and following a recitation

If you are learning to recite the Quran, transliteration may help as a temporary learning aid, but learning directly from Arabic text with qualified instruction is preferable for improving pronunciation and recitation.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Surah Hashr

1. What is Surah Hashr?

Surah Hashr is the 59th chapter of the Quran. It is a Madani Surah consisting of 24 verses. It discusses lessons connected with Banu Nadir, obedience, distribution of wealth, the qualities of believers, accountability, reflection on the Quran, and Allah’s beautiful names and attributes.

2. What number is Surah Hashr?

Surah Al-Hashr is Surah number 59 in the Quran. It appears toward the end of the Quran in Juz 28. The Surah contains 24 verses and is classified as Madani.

3. How many verses are in Surah Hashr?

Surah Hashr contains 24 verses (ayahs). The final three verses are verses 22, 23, and 24. They contain descriptions of Allah’s names and attributes and are an important passage for reflection.

4. Is Surah Hashr Makki or Madani?

Surah Al-Hashr is Madani, meaning it was revealed in the Madinah period. Quran.com identifies its place of revelation as Madinah and discusses its connection with the events involving Banu Nadir.

5. Where can I download Surah Hashr PDF?

You can use the download options provided on this page for Arabic, English, Hindi, and Urdu versions.

6. Is Surah Hashr available in English?

Yes. Surah Hashr can be studied with an English translation. An English translation helps readers understand the general meaning while the original Arabic remains the Quranic text. The English PDF option on this page is intended for readers who want a convenient offline study format.

7. Can I download Surah Hashr in Hindi?

Yes. A Hindi translation can make the meaning of Surah Al-Hashr more accessible to Hindi-speaking readers. Use the Surah Hashr PDF in Hindi option above once the corresponding PDF file has been uploaded and its download link has been tested.

8. Can I download Surah Hashr in Urdu?

Yes. Urdu-speaking readers can use an Urdu translation to study the meanings of Surah Al-Hashr. The Urdu version should be used alongside the original Arabic when the goal is Quranic recitation. The actual Urdu PDF link should be inserted in the download button above.

9. Where can I listen to Surah Hashr MP3?

If an MP3 recitation is hosted on your page, readers can use the Listen to Surah Hashr MP3 button above.

10. What are the main themes of Surah Hashr?

Major themes include Allah’s power and authority, lessons from the expulsion of Banu Nadir, obedience to Allah and His Messenger, responsible distribution of wealth, generosity among believers, accountability, reflection upon the Quran, and Allah’s beautiful names and attributes.

11. What are the last three verses of Surah Hashr?

The last three verses are 59:22, 59:23, and 59:24. They describe Allah’s knowledge, mercy, sovereignty, holiness, protection, might, majesty, creative power, beautiful names, and wisdom. These verses conclude the Surah with a strong emphasis on Allah’s uniqueness and greatness.

12. Can I read the translation to understand Surah Hashr?

Yes. Reading a translation is a useful way to understand the meaning of the Quran. However, translations represent human efforts to convey the meanings of the Arabic revelation, so readers should distinguish the translated explanation from the original Quranic Arabic text.

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Conclusion

Surah Al-Hashr is the 59th chapter of the Quran and contains 24 verses. Its message covers Allah’s power, obedience, community responsibility, generosity, accountability, reflection on the Quran, and the beautiful names and attributes of Allah.

Whether you are looking for Surah Hashr PDF in Arabic, English, Hindi, or Urdu, or want to listen to Surah Hashr MP3, choose the format that helps you read, understand, listen, and reflect on the Quran with sincerity and care.

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