Which Surah is regarded as the 'Bride of the Quran'?

Explanation

Surah Rehman (Chapter 55) is called 'Aroos-ul-Quran' (Bride of the Quran) because of its extraordinary eloquence, captivating rhythm, and the repeated refrain "Fabi ayyi aalaa'i Rabbikuma tukazziban" (Which of the favors of your Lord will you deny?). This Surah highlights Allah's countless blessings upon both mankind and jinn, and its poetic beauty and profound message make it stand out as one of the most beloved chapters of the Quran.

Good to know

Surah Rehman is the 55th Surah of the Quran and is classified as a Madani Surah. It consists of 78 verses and is unique in addressing both humans and jinn directly. The phrase "Fabi ayyi aalaa'i Rabbikuma tukazziban" is repeated 31 times throughout the Surah. Similarly, Surah Yaseen is known as the 'Heart of the Quran' (Qalb-ul-Quran), and Surah Al-Fatiha is called 'Umm-ul-Kitab' (Mother of the Book).

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