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The Final Message of the Quran – Perfection of Islam | Surah 3 of Surah Al-Ma’idah

Brothers, sisters, friends and elders Assalamu Alaikum, wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuhu, we are presenting the 77th episode of the Islamic informative video based on healing and events from the Holy Quran, and in this video we will describe, The Final Message of the Quran – Perfection of Islam | Surah 5:3

The verse 3 of Surah Al-Maidah contains one of the most profound and significant declarations in the entire Qur’an: *"This day I have perfected for you your religion, completed My favor upon you, and have chosen for you Islam as your religion."* This momentous announcement was revealed during the **Farewell Hajj** of the Prophet Muhammad , specifically on the **9th of Dhul-Hijjah**, while he stood on the plain of **Arafat**. It marked a monumental milestone in the history of Islam and in the spiritual journey of the Muslim ummah. The verse not only declared the **completion of divine guidance** but also represented the final stage of the Prophet’s mission, a moment where the comprehensive framework of Islam was sealed by divine will.

To fully understand the gravity of this verse, it is important to reflect on the circumstances in which it was revealed. The Prophet (?) had spent over two decades receiving divine revelation, conveying the message of monotheism, morality, justice, and social reform. During these years, Muslims endured persecution, migrated, established a community in Madinah, fought in defense of their faith, and gradually witnessed the spread of Islam throughout the Arabian Peninsula. With the revelation of this verse, Allah announced that the process of divine instruction had reached its pinnacle—**nothing further needed to be added or modified**. Islam, as a complete code of life, was now handed down to the believers in its most perfect and unalterable form.

The phrase *“I have perfected for you your religion”* signifies that every essential aspect of Islamic law, belief, worship, ethics, and societal organization had been fully revealed. It means that the system of Islam was now sufficient to guide humanity in all aspects of life. From the foundations of tawheed (monotheism) and the articles of faith to the practical laws regarding worship, trade, justice, family, and interpersonal conduct—nothing essential was left incomplete. It highlights the divine wisdom in timing this announcement during Hajj, a gathering that symbolized unity, submission to Allah, and the universality of the message.

The second part of the verse, *“completed My favor upon you”*, speaks to the **enormous spiritual and social transformation** that Allah had bestowed upon the believers. From a fragmented, tribal society steeped in ignorance and superstition, Allah had brought forth a community united by divine principles and moral clarity. This favor included the gift of revelation, the blessing of the Prophet (?), the guidance of the Qur’an, and the establishment of a just and compassionate way of life. Allah’s favor was not only a set of spiritual guidelines but a comprehensive mercy that touched every sphere of human existence—personal, familial, social, and political.

The final declaration, *“chosen for you Islam as your religion”*, confirms Islam’s role as the final and eternal path to Allah. It is the divinely selected religion for all of humanity, meant to remain preserved and unchanged until the Day of Judgment. The choice of Islam does not imply coercion but rather a divine endorsement that Islam alone meets the criteria for truth, justice, balance, and mercy. It is the only system approved by Allah for His creation, one that aligns with human nature and divine purpose.

This verse was deeply moving even for the companions of the Prophet (?). According to narrations, when this verse was revealed, **Umar ibn Al-Khattab** (RA) wept. When asked why, he said: *“Nothing comes after perfection except decline.”* He understood that the mission of the Prophet (?) was nearing its completion and that the final phase of the ummah’s journey had begun—now it was the believers’ responsibility to uphold and preserve this complete religion without the direct guidance of the Prophet.

The timing of this verse, its placement in the surah, and its depth of meaning have had a lasting impact on Islamic thought and scholarship. It is often cited to affirm the finality of Prophethood, the closure of divine legislation, and the authority of the Qur’an and Sunnah. It serves as a reminder that Islam does not require innovation, reform, or additions, but instead calls for sincerity, understanding, and application of its timeless principles.

In conclusion, the verse from Surah 3 of surah Al-Ma’idah is not just a statement of historical importance—it is a **foundation of Islamic identity**. It reminds Muslims of the completeness and sufficiency of their faith, the great favor of divine guidance, and the responsibility to live by and transmit this perfect way of life. It is a verse of celebration, reflection, and accountability, inviting every believer to appreciate the divine wisdom and strive to uphold the legacy of this perfected religion.

With this, we ask for your permission until tomorrow and pray to Allah Almighty to grant us the ability to act on the Quran and Hadith, Amen

Allah Hafiz

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