1. The last three verses of Surah Al-Hashr (Ayahs 22–24) are among the most powerful and spiritually uplifting verses in the Holy Quran. These ayahs beautifully describe the divine attributes of Allah (SWT), emphasizing His Oneness, Majesty, and Perfection.br br br 2. Allah is introduced as “He who is Allah, besides whom there is no deity”, the Knower of the unseen and the seen, the Most Merciful (Ar-Rahman), and the Most Compassionate (Ar-Raheem). These verses reflect His ultimate sovereignty, purity, and glory.br br br 3. The final verse concludes by mentioning 99 Names of Allah (Asma-ul-Husna), calling believers to recognize and glorify Him in every aspect of life. Reciting these verses brings peace, protection, and spiritual strength, as they remind Muslims of Allah’s eternal power and mercy.br br br 4. The last three ayahs of Surah Hashr are often recited for seeking forgiveness, repelling evil, and strengthening faith. According to authentic Hadith, the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ recommended reciting them in the morning and evening for divine protection.br br br 5. These verses are a perfect source of Quranic meditation, spiritual healing, and daily dhikr (remembrance of Allah), making them essential for every believer who seeks closeness to Allah.