Surah Adiyat & Al Akram || A Production of @AlyasNasiri

Director: Alyas Nasiri ‪@AlyasNasiri‬
Sound Design & Composition: Ali Akram Alyaseen
Recitation: AAA and Ensemble
Visual Design & CGI: SET Creative Series ‪@SETCreativeSeries‬
Post-Production: SET Creative Series ‪@SETCreativeSeries‬
Production: ‪@ShaneTajalli‬ Pictures & ‪@AlyasNasiri‬ YS Films
Location: Lisbon, Portugal
Recording Year: 2025

Surah Adiyat and Special Qur’anic Zikr: A Tale of the Hidden Rhythm is a complete visual narration based on the discoveries introduced by Sir Alyas Nasiri. The film unfolds the deeper meaning behind Surah Al-Adiyat by linking the U-shaped harmony between the human jaw and the horse’s hoof to a hidden zikr whose rhythm mirrors the galloping described in the verses. Through this symbolic connection of geometry, sound, and spiritual motion, the film brings the article’s insights to life.

The story begins with the rise of the recitation as a lone horse emerges through the early forest shadows. Its hooves strike the ground with a rhythm identical to the zikr, carrying the hidden meaning of the Surah forward through motion. The horse eventually reaches a solitary protagonist playing violin and cello, whose music resonates with the quiet tension of an approaching spiritual struggle. He sets the violin aside, mounts the horse, and begins a demanding ascent into strengthening winds, heavy blizzards, steep cliffs, and the cold turbulence of the mountains. The gallop and the zikr stay perfectly matched, forming a single breath, a single beat, and a single struggle.

This storm becomes the inner battlefield described in the article—the dawn struggle of the soul against the lower self, where the zikr takes the role of the spiritual cavalry. As the protagonist rides upward, the rhythm grows heavier and more defined, while the recitation above continues like a guiding signal. At the height of the climb, he breaks through the final veil of the storm and enters a luminous realm. There, paradise opens before him, and he finds the community seated in still meditation upon the same zikr whose rhythm matches the galloping oath of Surah Al-Adiyat. Their serenity becomes the final counterpart to the storm he has crossed, completing the transition from struggle to awakening.

The film expresses the central message of the article: God places examples in creation so that humans may perceive deeper truths, as referenced in Surah An-Nur 24:35. The horse, the gallop, the zikr, the storm, the ascent, and the final stillness all come together as one unified sign pointing toward the hidden rhythm of remembrance, the motion of the soul, and the inner dawn that follows struggle.

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All concepts, cinematic visuals, sound recordings, musical compositions, and interpretations belong exclusively to Sir Alyas Nasiri.