aytle qursi

The question seems to be about Ayat al-Kursi (the Verse of the Throne), which is verse 255 of Surah Al-Baqarah. However, I need to be honest with you: the sources available in my context do not contain the text of Ayat al-Kursi itself. What I do have are verses and a narration that speak about Al-Kursi (the Footstool) and Al-'Arsh (the Throne) of Allah.

Let me share what the available sources do tell us:

What is Al-Kursi?

According to the narration from Ibn 'Abbas (may Allah be pleased with him and his father), the Kursi is the place where the two Feet of Allah rest, while the 'Arsh (Throne) is so immense that no one can truly estimate its size. He said:

> « "Al-Kursî", Le Marchepied, est l'endroit des deux Pieds. Quant à "Al-'Arsh", Le Trône, nul ne peut l'estimer à sa juste mesure ! »
> [Source 7 — Rapporté par Ibn Khuzaymah in At-Tawheed, and 'Abdullah ibn Ahmad in As-Sunnah — Authentic]

This means that Al-Kursi is a real, created entity that belongs to Allah, and it is where His two Feet rest. As for Al-'Arsh, it is a creation of immense size whose true dimensions only Allah knows.

The believers in Paradise

The Quran also describes the believers in the Hereafter as reclining on elevated thrones and couches, looking at the blessings around them:

  • "Sur les divans, ils regardent." [Coran, Sourate Al-Mutaffifin:23]

  • "Là, des divans élevés" [Coran, Sourate Al-Ghaashiya:13]

  • "sur des lits, face à face." [Coran, Sourate As-Saaffaat:44]

  • "eux et leurs épouses sont sous des ombrages, accoudés sur les divans." [Coran, Sourate Yaseen:56]

  • "dans un séjour de vérité, auprès d'un Souverain Omnipotent." [Coran, Sourate Al-Qamar:55]


Important note

I want to be transparent with you: the full text of Ayat al-Kursi (Al-Baqarah:255) is not included in the sources I have access to right now. If you would like to read Ayat al-Kursi itself, I warmly encourage you to open the Quran section in your Al Muslim Plus app and go to Surah Al-Baqarah, verse 255 — you'll find the full verse with its translation and recitation there.

Practical tip

Ayat al-Kursi is well known for its great virtue — it is recommended to recite it after each obligatory prayer and before sleeping. You can find it easily in your app's Quran reader, and you can also set a reminder in the app to help you make it a daily habit.

If you'd like, ask me about the virtues of reciting Ayat al-Kursi, and I'll share what authentic sources say.

Sources

Sourate Al-Mutaffifin, verset 23

Sourate Al-Ghaashiya, verset 13

Sourate As-Saaffaat, verset 44

Sourate Al-Mutaffifin, verset 35

Sourate Al-Qamar, verset 55

Sourate Yaseen, verset 56

Sourate Al-Ghaashiya, verset 15

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