: When they woke up, they thought they had only slept for a day or half a day. Upon sending one of their group to the city for food, they discovered the entire society had become believers.
: The wealthy man became arrogant, claiming his gardens would never perish and doubting the Day of Judgment.
This story contrasts two men: one was blessed with two magnificent gardens, while the other was poor but faithful.
: Wealth is a temporary gift and a test; one must remain humble and grateful to the Provider. 3. Prophet Musa and Al-Khidr Surah 18: Surah Al-Kahf (The Cave) - سورة الكهف
Surah Al-Kahf (18th Chapter of the Holy Quran) is famous for containing , each illustrating a different "Fitna" (trial) that humans face in life. 1. The People of the Cave (Ashab al-Kahf)
A group of young men lived in a pagan society ruled by a tyrant. To protect their belief in the Oneness of God, they fled their city and sought refuge in a cave.
: Allah protects those who are sincere in their faith, even when the whole world seems against them. 2. The Owner of the Two Gardens
: Allah caused them to fall into a deep sleep that lasted 309 years .