Surah Yaseen Offline Audio 1.0

Surah Yaseen, known as the Heart of the Quran, is an Islamic Smartphone application that allows Muslims worldwide to benefit from the blessings of this special chapter of the Holy Quran.

1. Reading Surah Yaseen at the start of your day is believed to invoke Allah's blessings to fulfill all your needs for that day, according to a saying attributed to Prophet Mohamed.
2. Considered the heart of the Glorious Quran, Surah Yaseen rewards the reader as if they had read the entire Quran ten times, as mentioned in a narration by Maqal found in Tirmidhi 2812/A and Dhahabi.
3. Memorizing Surah Yaseen is said to invoke the blessings of Allah, with a tale of its recitation by Allah even before the creation of Heaven and Earth, as told in Islamic tradition.
4. Reciting Surah Yaseen purely for Allah's pleasure is believed to lead to the forgiveness of past sins, underscoring its significance even in rituals for the deceased.
5. Named "Mun’imah" in the Torah, Surah Yaseen is believed to bring benefits in both this life and the Hereafter by removing afflictions and fears related to the afterlife.
6. Surah Yaseen, also known as “Raafi’ah Khaafidhah,” is said to elevate believers' status while diminishing that of unbelievers, aiming at spiritual advancement for all readers.
7. The chapter is linked with virtues such as addressing resurrection and judgment extensively, as expounded upon in various Islamic teachings.
8. A narration suggests that reciting Surah Yaseen nightly can grant the reader the status of a shaheed or martyr, reflecting its spiritual significance.
9. Imam Tibi's commentary describes why Surah Yaseen is considered the Heart of the Quran due to its content, which includes proof, spiritual meanings, warnings, and admonitions.
10. Among its many merits, reading Surah Yaseen aims to alleviate fear from the heart of those who recite it, particularly beneficial for those facing rulers or enemies.
11. For those seeking forgiveness, reading Surah Yaseen at night with sincerity is believed to lead to Allah's forgiveness, emphasizing its importance in seeking divine mercy.