27 Сура "Ан-Намль" ("Муравьи") Анас Аль-Имади

"An-Naml" ("The Ants") is the twenty-seventh surah of the Holy Quran. It consists of 93 verses and was revealed during the Meccan period of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). This chapter of the Book of the Most High tells us about the Prophet Musa (Moses, peace be upon him) and some of his signs, as well as about the Prophets David and Solomon (David and Solomon, peace be upon them), who, by the will of the Creator, understood the language of absolutely all animals and also had power not only over humans but also over jinn and birds. It also mentions the Queen of Sheba, whom Solomon (peace be upon him) called to monotheism. Furthermore, Surah "The Ants" contains stories about the Prophets Salih and Lut (peace be upon them), who were sent to their peoples with true admonition. Surah Naml can be recited both during and outside of prayer. However, reciting only a few verses, not the entire verse, is permissible. It is imperative that each section be consistent with the underlying meaning. Source: https://islam.global