Surah At-Tariq (the Night Visitor or Morning Star) is the 86th chapter of the Quran, with 17 verses. It primarily discusses the themes of divine power, resurrection, and the day of judgment, emphasizing the certainty of accountability for all actions. It also highlights the Quran’s decisive nature, asserting that no human plans can defeat God’s will. 

Here’s a more detailed breakdown:

• Resurrection and Divine Power:The surah begins by referencing the sky and stars, emphasizing the existence of divine guardians over the universe. It then speaks to the creation of humans from a sperm drop, concluding that God, who created them, is also capable of resurrecting them on the Day of Judgment. 
• Accountability and the Day of Judgment:The surah asserts that every human action is recorded and will be scrutinized on the Day of Judgment, where secrets will be revealed and no one will have power or help. 
• The Quran’s Decisiveness:The surah emphasizes the Quran’s truth and the futility of human attempts to undermine its message, stating that God’s plan will ultimately prevail. 
• Warning and Guidance:Surah At-Tariq serves as a warning to heed the message of the Quran and prepare for the Day of Judgment, calling upon individuals to reflect on the signs of God’s creation. 
• The Morning Star (At-Tariq):The surah’s title, At-Tariq, refers to a bright star that appears in the night sky, symbolizing a messenger or visitor that illuminates the path, potentially alluding to the Quran or the Day of Judgment. 

The Holy Quran – TheQuran.org