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Surah Jinn Tafseer Study

school MIC SANAA-IYYA COLLEGE, KAIPPAMANGALAM, THRISSUR

group Shahana haneefa (790), Fathima faheema (771), Nahla N (782)

This project explores the significance and characteristics of Surah Al-Jinn, the 72nd chapter of the Quran, based on classical Islamic interpretations. The core idea is to explain the nature of Jinn, described as spiritual beings created from fire who inhabit the Earth but remain invisible to the human eye. The project details how a group of Jinn embraced Islam after hearing Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) recite the Quran, subsequently abandoning their previous polytheistic beliefs. It also examines the historical shift where Jinn were barred from eavesdropping on heavenly news following the Prophet's arrival, protected by "flaming fires". By drawing from various commentaries like Tafsir al-Kabir and Sawi, this project provides a comprehensive look at the Jinn's accountability to God and their role in the unseen world.