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'''Sura al-Naḥl''' (Arabic:{{ia|سورة النحل}}) is 16th [[sura]] of the [[Qur'an]]. It is a [[Makki sura]] located in [[juz']] 14. This sura is called "al-Nahl", because it speaks about "Nahl" ("honey bee") and [[God]]'s inspiration to it. This sura speaks about the blessings of God, the [[hereafter]] and arguments for the [[Unity of God]] and His Glory. Sura al-Nahl advises about justice, kindness, immigration and [[jihad]], and prohibits from oppression, injustice and breaking pledges. Some of the rulings mentioned in this sura are prohibition of drinking alcoholic drinks and blood and eating dead animals and the meat of pigs. It is narrated from the [[Prophet (s)]] that whoever recites Sura al-Nahl, God will not reckon the blessings He gives him in this world. Also, staying safe from temptations of [[Satan]] and his armies is mentioned among the benefits of reciting this sura.