In the Book of God’s eternal decree,
Lies a chapter profound, for all to see,
Surah Rahman, a song of boundless grace,
A reminder of His mercy, in every place.
The Most Compassionate, the Sustainer of all,
His bounties and blessings, like an endless sprawl,
He taught us the Quran, and created man,
In His infinite wisdom, with a divine plan.
“Which, then, of your Sustainer’s blessings can you both deny?”
Repeats the refrain, like a heartfelt sigh,
Each verse a reminder, each line a refrain,
The signs of God’s mercy, imprinted on the brain.
The earth and the heavens, His creation so grand,
Oceans and mountains, stretched over the land,
All made by His word, in perfect design,
The intricate beauty, His love does shine.
The sun and the moon, in their orbits they soar,
A testament to His might, forevermore,
The sky adorned with stars, like jewels agleam,
In the cosmic expanse, they brightly gleam.
Yet, man, in his folly, forgets to give praise,
To the One who sustains him, all of his days,
Surah Rahman’s verses, like a soothing embrace,
Remind us of His mercy, and His boundless grace.
The fruits of the earth, the grains and the seeds,
The rivers that flow, meeting all our needs,
His provision abundant, like an endless stream,
In Surah Rahman’s verses, it’s more than a dream.
In a world filled with turmoil, despair, and pain,
Surah Rahman’s message is clear and plain,
A call to reflection, a reminder to see,
The countless blessings bestowed upon you and me.
So, let us recite it, let its meanings take hold,
In Surah Rahman’s beauty, our hearts are consoled,
A song of divine mercy, for humanity’s sake,
In gratitude and awe, our Creator we’ll wake.
