A detailed analysis of the fourteen verses (Ayat) in the Holy Quran that necessitate the performance of Sajdah (prostration) upon recitation or hearing them.
How to Perform the 14 Sajdahs After Completing the Quran. Upon completing the recitation of the entire Quran, many Muslims perform... onlinequrantutor.co.uk Show all # Surah Name Surah Number Verse (Ayah) Theme of Verse 1 Al-A'raf 7 206 Angels do not disdain to worship Him. 2 Al-Ra'd 13 15 Everything in heavens and earth bows to Allah. 3 Al-Nahl 16 50 Living creatures in the heavens and earth prostrate. 4 Al-Isra 17 109 Believers fall on their faces in tears and humility. 5 Maryam 19 58 When verses are recited, they fall down prostrate. 6 Al-Hajj 22 18 To Allah prostrates whoever is in the heavens and earth. 7 Al-Furqan 25 60 Commands to prostrate to the Most Merciful. 8 An-Naml 27 26 Allah is the Lord of the Great Throne. 9 As-Sajdah 32 15 Believers fall prostrate when reminded of His verses. 10 Sad 38 24 Prophet David (Dawud) fell down prostrate. 11 Fussilat 41 38 Those with your Lord glorify Him night and day. 12 An-Najm 53 62 Prostrate to Allah and worship Him. 13 Al-Inshiqaq 84 21 Why do they not prostrate when Quran is recited?. 14 Al-Alaq 96 19 Fall prostrate and bring yourself closer to Allah. Purpose & Significance Spiritual Devotion: Performing these prostrations is a 14 ayat e sajda
"14 Ayat-e-Sajda" likely refers to 14 verses (ayat) in the Quran that require a sajda, or prostration, to be performed. A detailed analysis of the fourteen verses (Ayat)
"Do you not see that to Allah prostrates whoever is in the heavens and whoever is on the earth and the sun, the moon, the stars, the mountains, the trees, the moving creatures and many of the people?" (Quran 22:18) onlinequrantutor