Surah Al-Kahf – The Cave

Classification: Makki | Verses: 110

Surah Al-Kahf, revealed in Makkah, is the eighteenth chapter of the Quran. It narrates several stories that emphasize faith, patience, reliance on Allah, and the trials of life. The surah covers the stories of the People of the Cave, Prophet Musa (Moses) and Khidr, Dhul-Qarnayn, and lessons about material wealth and temptation. Believers are encouraged to reflect on these examples to strengthen their faith, avoid arrogance, and remain steadfast during tests and challenges.

• Recounts the story of the People of the Cave as a lesson in patience, faith, and divine protection.
• Highlights the journey of Prophet Musa (Moses) with Khidr, emphasizing humility and learning from divine wisdom.
• Describes the travels and justice of Dhul-Qarnayn as an example of ethical leadership and righteousness.
• Warns against the love of worldly wealth and materialism at the expense of spiritual growth.
• Encourages reflection, reliance on Allah, and steadfastness during trials.
• Teaches moral lessons through examples of obedience, patience, and accountability.
• Emphasizes the ultimate reward of faith and the consequences of disbelief.