Q&A

Which Surah to Read on Sunday

There is no explicit Islamic ruling specifying a particular surah to read on Sunday. The choice of surah is generally left to the believer’s intention and preference. The entire Qur’an is a source of light and guidance, and reading it at any time or on any day is a great act of worship.

Which Surah is Read on Sunday?

• There is no specific surah designated for Sunday. Reciting the Qur’an is a continuous act of worship and is not limited to certain religious occasions, except for special times like Ramadan or its last ten nights.
• However, many Muslims prefer to recite certain surahs frequently because of their deep meanings and great virtues: Surah Yasin: Considered the heart of the Qur’an due to its profound meanings and secrets. Surah Waqi’ah: Talks about the events of the Day of Judgment and encourages preparation. Surah Rahman: Highlights Allah’s blessings on His servants and encourages gratitude. Surah Mulk: Protects the reader from punishment in the grave. Surah Al-Falaq and An-Nas (Mu’awwidhatayn): Teach seeking refuge in Allah from the evil of Satan and people.

Advice

• Variety: It is better not to limit oneself to a single surah; each surah contains wisdom and guidance.
• Nafl Prayers: A believer may recite certain surahs during voluntary prayers (e.g., Duha or Taraweeh) according to intention and need.
• Supplication: Don’t forget to make dua after reciting the Qur’an, as these prayers are accepted.

Conclusion

There is no specific surah for Sunday. A Muslim can choose any surah to read; the important thing is to draw closer to Allah and reflect on the meanings of the Qur’an.