Surah taha | with bangla translation | surah taha beautiful recitation | noor

 The initial two expressions of Chapter 20 are Ṭā Hā.

Sura 20 concentrations upon one topic, and is organized so as to strengthen this subject over and over. Sura 20 starts with a presentation which announces the enormity of God. In the body of the sura, there are two unmistakable stories, one about Moses and one about Adam, every one of which is broken into littler areas. The two stories are introduced by guidelines from God to Muhammad, and followed by a conversation of day of atonement and the discipline of the doubters. To close the sura, there is another segment repeating and fortifying the primary topic, trailed by a short guidance to Muhammad. This redundant example is the thing that Carl W. Ernst terms the ring structure in his book "How to Read the Qur'an".[2] The initial segment of the sura, up until the narrative of Adam, and the subsequent part are, specifically and basically, duplicates of one another. The anecdote about Moses gives an any longer, progressively definite depiction to present the topic, and the shorter story of Adam serves to condense and rehash the subject previously examined. The presentation and end sections, including the stanzas where God tends to Muhammad, are the bookends to the sura, and tie the accounts together