Surah Ad-Duha (Morning Glory) is a surah in the Quran that focuses on comforting Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and assuring him that Allah will not forsake him and that his future will be better than his past. It highlights themes of divine grace, perseverance, and the importance of being grateful and charitable. 

Here’s a more detailed breakdown:

• Divine Assurance:The surah begins by assuring Prophet Muhammad that Allah has not abandoned him and is not displeased with him, Alim.org explains. 
• Future Prosperity:It promises that the Prophet’s future will be better than his past, and that Allah will bestow abundant blessings upon him. 
• Divine Grace:The surah emphasizes the divine care and love that Allah has for His creation, reminding believers that even in times of hardship, they are not alone. 
• Graciousness and Charity:The surah encourages believers to be compassionate and charitable towards others, especially the orphans and the needy. 
• Importance of Gratitude:It emphasizes the importance of gratitude towards Allah for His blessings and encourages believers to constantly remember and proclaim His grace. 
• Lessons for Hardship:The surah teaches believers to view hardship not as abandonment but as a temporary phase, reminding them to trust in Allah’s timing and find solace in His promises. 
• Rewards in the Hereafter:It assures believers that their rewards in the afterlife will be far greater than any difficulties they may face in this world, encouraging perseverance and patience. 

The Holy Quran – TheQuran.org