This Surah begins with two oaths and then informs the holy Prophet (S) of the good news that Allah has never forsaken him nor left him alone. Many narrations have been cited about the occasion of revelation of this Surah, of which the following is the most clear: Q4: Does the spread contain artificial flavors or preservatives? A: No, Bounty Spread with Coconut Flakes does not contain artificial flavors or preservatives. It is made with real coconut flakes and high-quality ingredients.

This Surah, which is one of the Meccan Suras, according to some narrations, was revealed after a brief interval that happened in revelation and the holy Prophet (S) was anxiously awaiting its arrival because the enemies had become obnoxious and began to gossip. Then, the verses descended on him, like refreshing rain and gave him a new strength, which ceased his enemies taunts. That being said, you don’t have to use Sukrin – there are lots of other high quality, granulated sweeteners available from the supermarket including Canderel Sugarly and Natvia. He who recites this Surah will be among those Allah is pleased with; and it is possible that Muhammad (S) intercedes for him, and he will be rewarded ten 'good deeds' for each orphan or needy (or petitioner)”. 1 Therefore, the concluding meaning of the verse is that in appreciation of the fact that Allah made you free of need, bountifully, when you were in need; your duty is that you should make that Divine Bounty spread far and wide and proclaim it and share it by speech and action. Exotic Coconut Flavor: Bounty Spread with Coconut Flakes captures the essence of the popular Bounty chocolate bars, renowned for their combination of rich milk chocolate and sweet coconut. The spread infuses the delightful flavors of coconut into a smooth and creamy texture, providing a luxurious and tropical taste.Hardcore cocoa fans probably won’t need any sweetener here, but I find the natural bitterness of dark chocolate too much first thing in the morning. If you’ve lost your sweet tooth, Wilson’s scant tablespoon of brown rice syrup will no doubt be sufficient, but all my testers found it far too austere. Use whatever kind of sweetener you like (Lebovitz suggests honey, Woodward maple syrup, and Coady, Hotel Chocolat and America’s Bon Appétit magazine all use refined cane sugar of various kinds, which I like for its otherwise neutral flavour), but add it to taste – only you know what floats your boat. The fat There is a tradition from Imam Baqir (as) from his father Imam Zayn-al-'abidin (as) from his uncle Muhammad-ibn-Hanafiyah, from his father Amir-al-Mo'mineen Ali (as) which says that the Messenger of Allah (S) said: In any case what is important about 'night' is its peace and stillness which naturally gives tranquility to Man's nerves and makes him prepared for his next day's struggles or days of spiritual life and work. From this point of view 'night' is very important and it deserves to be sworn to.

Announcing the bounties is sometimes done by statements, containing thankfulness and gratitude and that is far from pride and haughtiness, and sometimes by action through donation and charity from those bounties, on the path of Allah, in a way that shows He has given him much Bounty. This shows that in relation to orphans, even though feeding and donating are considered highly commendable actions, it is more important to respect them and to be kind and spiritually helpful to them, or to satisfy their emotional needs. Blanched hazelnuts are easy to find in supermarket baking sections, and will save you the slightly tedious task of rubbing off those papery skins, which can be bitter in quantity. If you use the unpeeled variety, Lebovitz recommends rubbing them in a tea towel to loosen the skin; I like to shake them vigorously in a tightly closed container for a minute or so.Another time when your nursing period had finished and your foster mother, Halimah Saidiyah, was taking you to Mecca to give you to Abdul-Muttalib, then you became lost on the way and the third time when your uncle was going to Sham (Syria) in a caravan and you were with him, and you lost the way in the dark of night Allah guided you, on all occasions, and led you either to your loving grandfather or uncle'. We should never think that by making the above comments, which are understood from the appearance of the verses, that it would decrease the high value of the Prophet (S), or that it is a negative idea from Allah about Muhammad (S). On the contrary, it is indeed the statement of His grace and respect towards the holy Prophet (S) which refreshes his great soul. He who touches an orphans' head, affectionately, Allah will bestow on him as many rays (of blessings) on the Day of Final Judgement, as the number of the orphans' hair which touch under the person's hand”. Surely Allah, the Most Bountiful, likes bounties; and also likes to see the signs of His bounties on His servants.” 13 Supplication

Q3: Can I use this spread as a filling for cakes or pastries? A: Absolutely! Bounty Spread with Coconut Flakes can be used as a delicious filling for cakes, pastries, or other baked goods. It adds a delightful coconut flavor to your creations. Perfect for Coconut Lovers: If you're a fan of the unique taste of coconut, this spread is a must-try. The combination of creamy chocolate and the tropical twist of coconut creates a harmonious flavor profile that coconut enthusiasts will appreciate. It's a delightful treat for those who love the taste of Bounty and the exotic allure of coconut. And in the last verses of the Surah, He reminds the Prophet (S) of his past life to illustrate how Allah has always bestowed His loving care on him and in the most difficult moments has supported him in the past and so his future was sure. Yes you can! This recipe can be frozen after theBounty Cake has cooked and cooled, but please remember to do the following; O Lord! Your Bounties are beyond what can be announced. Do not restrain them from us, and increase them with your generosity.You were six years old when your mother died and you from this point of view became lonely but! I increased the love for you in the heart of your uncle (Abu-Talib)’. Undoubtedly, the holy Prophet (S), as the last Prophet and guide of all Mankind is not content with his own salvation alone; certainly he will be pleased and satisfied when his intercession for his followers is accepted, too. For the same reason it is understood from some narrations that this verse is one of the most optimistic verses of the Holy Qur'an and is also, an evidence that his intercession will be accepted. I was more eager than you, but I am a missionary servant and do not descend unless by my Lord's leave.”

Some commentators have cited many other meanings about this verse that are not compatible with its appearance. For example, the meaning of orphan, here is said to be a person who is unique in grace and holiness just as a unique piece of jewellery is called 'an orphan jewel'. According to this idea the meaning of this verse would be, 'Allah found you unique in grace and honour, therefore, He selected you and gave you the prophethood'. Another meaning is that: 'You, yourself, were an orphan one day but We selected you to be a protector of orphans and a leader for mankind’. This tradition, of course, refers to the hidden meaning of the verse, otherwise the outward appearance of it is the very same that was said in the above.

We should refer to the books of religious jurisprudence to answer questions such as: 'Are these two Suras the same in every respect' or, 'should we consider them as one Surah in prayers?'. In any case, the consensus of scholars agrees that, in prayers, we cannot recite merely one of the two Suras. Surah Duha, Verses 1-5 Heat the oven to 180C and spread out the nuts in a single layer on a baking sheet. Bake for about 12-15 minutes until golden, then allow to cool. I appointed your uncle to serve you and support you and he showered you with love and care in protecting you'. O' Muhammad) you were in your mother's womb when your father, 'Abdullah, died. I caused you to be raised in the lap of your grandfather ('Abdul-Muttalib).'