Surah Nuh (Prophet Noah), the 71st chapter of the Quran, primarily focuses on the story of Prophet Noah and his people. It details his long and arduous mission to warn his people about the impending punishment they faced for their rejection of the divine message. The surah also emphasizes the importance of tawhid (belief in one God) and the signs of Allah in the creation. 

Here’s a more detailed look at the surah’s content:

• Prophet Noah’s Mission:Surah Nuh narrates how Allah sent Noah to his people to warn them before a painful punishment arrived. 
• Rejection of the Message:The chapter highlights how Noah’s people rejected his message and refused to worship Allah alone. 
• Noah’s Persistence and Prayers:Despite facing resistance and ridicule, Noah continued to preach and pray for his people’s guidance. 
• Divine Intervention:The surah recounts how Noah prayed for the destruction of his disbelieving people, and Allah’s wrath came upon them in the form of a great flood, as described in the Bible. 
• Lessons for Mankind:Surah Nuh serves as a cautionary tale about the importance of accepting divine guidance and the consequences of rejecting it. It also emphasizes the importance of patience, perseverance, and trust in Allah, as exemplified by Noah’s long mission. 
• Signs of Allah:The chapter points to the creation of the earth, sun, moon, and other celestial bodies as signs of Allah’s power and wisdom. 

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