Surah 110
An-Naṣr
النصر
3 verses · Medinan
Key structural observations
- Idhā opens a condition extending from the coming of help and conquest to the sight of groups entering Allah’s religion (1–2).
- Naṣru llāh and dīni llāh attribute to Allah the source of help and the destination of those entering.
- Singular raʾayta meets plural yadkhulūna and afwājan; the imperatives then return to the singular addressee (2–3).
- Fā introduces two commands: sabbiḥ accompanied by bi-ḥamdi rabbika, then istaghfirhu. Praise is joined to glorification (3).
- Innahu kāna tawwābā supports the request for forgiveness with assurance of divine acceptance of repentance. Fulfilment leads to return to the Lord (3).