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Practice these MCQs in the appQuick fact: Surah At-Tin means The Fig.
Surah At-Tin is the 95th chapter of the Holy Quran and its name comes from the Arabic word "At-Tin" which literally means "The Fig." The surah opens with Allah swearing by the fig and the olive, which are both blessed fruits mentioned in Islamic tradition. Understanding the meanings of surah names helps in appreciating the themes and context of Quranic revelation.
Surah At-Tin is a Makki surah consisting of 8 verses. It begins with the famous oath "By the fig and the olive" (Wa At-Tini waz-Zaitun). Many scholars interpret the fig as a reference to the land where Prophet Nuh's ark rested or to Damascus, while the olive is associated with Jerusalem. The surah emphasizes that Allah created mankind in the best form and highlights the importance of faith and righteous deeds.
