Al-Mulk

Revealed in early Makkah, this surah aimed to awaken a heedless populace to the reality of Allah's absolute power, the purpose of life as a test, and the inevitability of the Hereafter.

This Makkan surah declares Allah's absolute sovereignty over life and death, presenting the universe as a flawless creation and a test for humanity. It warns disbelievers of the Hereafter's consequences while promising reward for those who fear Allah unseen.

The surah opens by declaring Allah's absolute sovereignty and the purpose of life and death as a test. It then presents various signs in creation and warnings of accountability, concluding with a challenge about humanity's utter dependence on Allah for sustenance.

The Surah prior to this one is At-Tahrim.

The Surah after this one is Al-Qalam.

This Surah is found in Juz 29.