Surah Fatiha Bangla | সূরা ফাতিহা | Quran Tilawat | noor

 It is likewise called "the Mother of the Book and "the Mother of the Quran" (Umm Al-Quran) Sab'a al Mathani ("Seven rehashed [verses]", an epithet taken from Quran Al-Hamd on the grounds that a hadith describes Muhammad as having said that God says: "The supplication [al-Fatihah] is partitioned into equal parts among Me and My workers. At the point when the worker says, 'All applause is because of God', the Lord of presence, God says, 'My hireling has adulated Me' Al-Shifa' ("the Cure"), on the grounds that a hadith describes Muhammad as having stated: "The Opening of the Book is a solution for each toxic substance. Al-Ruqyah and al-Asas, "The Foundation", alluding to its filling in as an establishment for the whole Quran

It is a required piece of the Salah (Islamic prayer),[9] recounted in any event multiple times during the five every day petitions. Its seven Ayahs are a supplication for the direction, lordship, and kindness of God.[3] Some Muslims decipher it as a source of perspective to an inferred capacity of the Surah to open an individual to confidence in God