Learn the Transliteration of Surah Yaseen for Easy Recitation

Surah Ya-Sin is one of the great Makkan chapters of the Qur’an. It consists of eighty-three verses, and its short, rhythmic passages have a powerful impact on believing hearts. Its main themes are the common themes of Makkan surahs: the oneness of Allah in His Lordship and Divinity, and the fate of those who deny them. The central issue that the surah strongly emphasizes is the reality of resurrection and the Day of Rebirth.

In this article, you will learn the complete transliteration of surah yaseen, tips to memorize it, its spiritual benefits, guidance from traditional Qur’anic sciences, and how to integrate the surah into your daily routine.

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Complete transliteration of surah yaseen for Easy Recitation

Yā Sīn (1) Wal-Qur’ānil-Ḥakīm (2) Innaka lamina-l-mursalīn (3) ‘Alā sirāṭim mustaqīm (4) Tanzīlal-‘Azīzir-Raḥīm (5) Li-tunẓira qawman mā unẓira ābā’uhum fa-hum ghāfilūn (6) Laqad ḥaqqa-l-qawlu ‘alā aktharihim fa-hum lā yu’minūn (7) Innā ja‘alnā fī a‘nāqihim aghlālan fa-hiya ilā-l-adhqāni fa-hum muqmaḥūn (8) Wa-ja‘alnā min bayni aydīhim saddan wa-min khalfihim saddan fa-aghshaynāhum fa-hum lā yubṣirūn (9)

Wa-sawā’un ‘alayhim a-andhartahum am lam tundhirhum lā yu’minūn (10) innamā tundhiru man ittaba‘a-dh-dhikra wa-khashiya-r-Raḥmāna bi-l-ghayb fa-bashshirhu bi-maghfiratin wa-ajrin karīm (11) Innā naḥnu nuḥyī-l-mawtā wa-naktubu mā qaddamū wa-āthārahum wa-kulla shay’in aḥṣaynāhu fī imāmin mubīn (12)

Wa-ḍrib lahum mathalan aṣḥāba-l-qaryah idh jā’a-hal-mursalūn (13) Idh arsalnā ilayhim ithnayn fa-kadhdhabūhumā fa-‘azzaznā bi-thālith fa-qālū innā ilaykum mursalūn (14) Qālū mā antum illā basharun mithlunā wa-mā anzala-r-Raḥmānu min shay’in in antum illā takdhibūn (15) Qālū Rabbanā ya‘lamu innā ilaykum lamursalūn (16) Wa-mā ‘alaynā illā-l-balāghu-l-mubīn (17) Qālū innā taṭayyarnā bikum la-in lam tantahū lanarjumannakum wa la-yamassannakum minnā ʿadhābun alīm (18) Qālū ṭā’irukum maʿakum a-in dhukkirtum bal antum qawmum musrifūn (19)

Wa-jā’a min aqṣā-l-madīnati rajulun yas‘ā qāla yā qawmi-ttabi‘ū-l-mursalīn (20) Ittabi‘ū man lā yas’alukum ajran wa-hum muhtadūn (21) Wa-mā liya lā a‘budu-lladhī faṭaranī wa-ilayhi turja‘ūn (22) A-ttakhidhu min dūnihi ālihatan in yuridi-r-Raḥmānu bi-ḍurrin lā tughni ‘annī shafā‘atuhum shay’an wa-lā yunqidhūn (23) Inni idhan la-fī ḍalālin mubīn (24) Innī āmantu bi-Rabbikum fa-sma‘ūn (25) Qīla-dkhuli-l-jannata qāla yā layta qawmī ya‘lamūn (26) Bi-mā ghafara lī Rabbī wa-ja‘alanī mina-l-mukramīn (27)

Wa-mā anzalnā ‘alā qawmihi min ba‘dihi min jundin mina-s-samā’i wa-mā kunnā munzilīn (28) In kānat illā ṣayḥatan wāḥidatan fa-idhā hum khāmidūn (29) Yā ḥasratan ‘alā-l-‘ibād mā ya’tīhim min rasūlin illā kānū bihi yastahzi’ūn (30) A-lam yaraw kam ahlaknā qablahum mina-l-qurūni annahum ilayhim lā yarji‘ūn (31) Wa-in kullun lammā jamī‘un ladaynā muḥḍarūn (32)

Wa-āyatul lahumu-l-arḍu-l-maytatu aḥyaynāhā wa-akhrajnā minhā ḥabban fa-minhu ya’kulūn (33) Wa-ja‘alnā fīhā jannātin min nakhīlin wa-a‘nāb wa-fajjarna fīhā mina-l-‘uyūn (34) Li-ya’kulū min thamarihi wa-mā ‘amilat-hu aydīhim a-fa-lā yashkurūn (35) Subḥāna-lladhī khalaqa-l-azwāja kullahā mimma tunbitu-l-arḍu wa-min anfusihimwa-mimma lā ya‘lamūn (36)

Wa-āyatul lahumu-l-laylu naslakhu minhu-n-nahāra fa-idhā hum muẓlimūn (37) Wa-sh-shamsu tajrī li-mustaqarrin lahā dhālika taqdīru-l-‘Azīzi-l-‘Alīm (38) Wa-l-qamara qaddarnāhu manāzila ḥattā ‘āda kal-‘urjūni-l-qadīm (39) Lā-sh-shamsu yanbaghī lahā an tudrika-l-qamara wa-lā-l-laylu sābiqu-n-nahār wa-kullun fī falakin yasbaḥūn (40)

Wa-āyatul lahum annā ḥamalnā dhurriyyatahum fī-l-fulki-l-mashḥūn (41) Wa-khalaqnā lahum mim-mithlihī mā yarkabūn (42) Wa-in nasha’ nughriqhum fa-lā ṣarīkha lahum wa-lā hum yunqadhūn (43) Illā raḥmatan minnā wa-matā‘an ilā ḥīn (44) Wa-idhā qīla lahum-ttaqu mā bayna aydīkum wa-mā khalfakum la‘allakum turḥamūn (45)

Wa-mā ta’tīhim min āyatin min āyāti Rabbihim illā kānū ‘anhā mu‘riḍīn (46) Wa-idhā qīla lahum anfiqū mimmā razaqakumu-llāhu qāla-lladhīna kafarū li-lladhīna āmanū a-nuṭ‘imu man law yashā’u-llāhu aṭ‘amah in antum illā fī ḍalālin mubīn (47) Wa-yaqūlūna matā hādhā-l-wa‘du in kuntum ṣādiqīn (48) Mā yanẓurūna illā ṣayḥatan wāḥidatan ta’khudhuhum wa-hum yakhiṣṣimūn (49) Fa-lā yastaṭī‘ūna tawṣiyatan wa-lā ilā ahlihim yarji‘ūn (50)

Wa-nufikha fī-ṣ-ṣūri fa-idhā hum mina-l-ajdāthi ilā Rabbihim yansilūn (51) Qālū yā waylanā man ba‘athanā min marqadinā hādhā mā wa‘ada-r-Raḥmānu wa-ṣadaqa-l-mursalūn (52) In kānat illā ṣayḥatan wāḥidatan fa-idhā hum jamī‘un ladaynā muḥḍarūn (53) Fa-l-yawma lā tuẓlamu nafsun shay’an wa-lā tujzawna illā mā kuntum ta‘malūn (54)

Inna aṣḥāba-l-jannati-l-yawma fī shughulin fākihūn (55) Hum wa-azwājuhum fī ẓilālin ‘alā-l-arā’iki muttaki’ūn (56) Lahum fīhā fākihatun wa-lahum mā yadda‘ūn (57) Salāmun qawlan min Rabbin Raḥīm (58)

Wa-mtāzū-l-yawma ayyuhā-l-mujrimūn (59) A-lam a‘had ilaykum yā banī ādama an lā ta‘budū-sh-shayṭān innahu lakum ‘aduwwun mubīn (60) Wa-ani‘budūnī hādhā ṣirāṭun mustaqīm (61) Wa-laqad aḍalla minkum jibillan kathīran a-fa-lam takūnū ta‘qilūn (62) Hādhihi jahannamu-llatī kuntum tū‘adūn (63) Iṣlaw-hā-l-yawma bimā kuntum takfurūn (64)

Al-yawma nakhtimu ‘alā afwāhihim wa-tukallimunā aydīhim wa-tashhadu arjuluhum bimā kānū yaksibūn (65) Wa-law nashā’u la-ṭamasnā ‘alā a‘yunihim fa-stabaqū-ṣ-ṣirāṭa fa-annā yubṣirūn (66) Wa-law nashā’u la-masakhnāhum ‘alā makānatihim fa-mā-staṭā‘ū muḍiyyan wa-lā yarji‘ūn (67)

Wa-man nu‘ammirhu nunakkis-hu fī-l-khalq a-fa-lā ya‘qilūn (68) Wa-mā ‘allamnāhu-sh-shi‘ra wa-mā yanbaghī lah innā huwa illā dhikrun wa-Qur’ānun mubīn (69) Li-yundhira man kāna ḥayyan wa-yaḥiqqa-l-qawlu ‘alā-l-kāfirīn (70)

A-wa-lam yaraw annā khalaqnā lahum mimmā ‘amilat aydīnā an‘āman fa-hum lahā mālikūn (71) Wa-dhallalnāhā lahum fa-minhā rakūbuhum wa-minhā ya’kulūn (72) Wa-lahum fīhā manāfi‘u wa-mashārib a-fa-lā yashkurūn (73)

Wa-ttakhadhū min dūni-llāhi ālihatan la‘allahum yunṣarūn (74) Lā yastaṭī‘ūna naṣrahum wa-hum lahum jundun muḥḍarūn (75) Fa-lā yaḥzunka qawluhum innā na‘lamu mā yusirrūna wa-mā yu‘linūn (76) A-wa-lam yara-l-insānu annā khalaqnāhu min nuṭfatin fa-idhā huwa khaṣīmun mubīn (77)

Wa-ḍaraba lanā mathalan wa-nasiya khalqahu qāla man yuḥyī-l-‘iẓāma wa-hiya ramīm (78) Qul yuḥyīhā-lladhī anshā’ahā awwala marratin wa-huwa bi-kulli khalqin ‘alīm (79) Alladhī ja‘ala lakum mina-sh-shajari-l-akhḍari nāran fa-idhā antum minhu tūqidūn (80)

A-wa-laysa-lladhī khalaqa-s-samāwāti wa-l-arḍa bi-qādirin ‘alā an yakhluqa mithlahum balā wa-huwa-l-Khallāqu-l-‘Alīm (81) Innamā amruhu idhā arāda shay’an an yaqūla lahu kun fa-yakūn (82) Fa-subḥāna-lladhī bi-yadihi malakūtu kulli shay’in wa-ilayhi turja‘ūn (83)

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How to Memorize the transliteration of surah yaseen

Memorizing the transliteration of surah yaseen is a goal many people aspire to. Below are practical steps to help you commit it to memory:

1. Break the Surah into Segments: divide it into sections of verses as we did in the previous lines.

2. Repeat with a Trusted Recitation: Choose a qāri’ known for clarity and accuracy. Listening repeatedly ensures that your pronunciation is correct.

3. Use Audio-Visual Reinforcement: Reading the transliteration of surah yaseen while listening to the Arabic recitation engages multiple senses, strengthening retention.

4. Review Daily: Review previously memorized portions before learning new lines and also before sleeping.

5. Recite in Your Prayers: Using newly memorized verses in voluntary prayers is one of the most effective ways to reinforce memorization. 

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Benefits of Reciting surah yaseen Regularly

The entire Noble Qur’an is goodness, virtue, and blessing. Many narrations have been reported regarding the specific merits of Surah Ya-Sin, but most of them were classified as weak by scholars, and some were deemed fabricated.

What is truly established regarding the virtue of Surah Ya-Sin, according to scholars, is the benefit gained from reflecting on its meanings, as it helps you to:

1. Comfort in Times of Hardship

It is authentically reported from the Prophet ﷺ, in the narration of ʿImrān ibn Ḥuṣayn, that he said: “Recite the Qur’an and ask Allah…”
Therefore, it is permissible for a Muslim to recite whatever he wishes from the Qur’an and then ask Allah for his need by the virtue of this Qur’an.

2. Strengthening Faith and Reliance on Allah

The stories within the surah emphasize the fate of earlier nations, the reward of the righteous, and the consequences of rejecting truth. Regular repetition deepens understanding and spiritual awareness.

3. Strengthening Qur’an Connection

For non-Arabic speakers, using the transliteration of surah yaseen builds a connection with the Qur’an until fluency in Arabic grows.

Daily Life Applications of Reciting the transliteration of surah yaseen

Integrating the transliteration of surah yaseen into daily life transforms learning from a theoretical task into a spiritual habit. Here are ways to apply it regularly:

1. During Commutes: Listening and following the transliteration while commuting helps reinforce memorization without requiring extra time.

2. Before Sleeping: Reciting verses of Quran at night brings calmness and reflection after a long day.

3. While Waiting or Resting: Moments of waiting—such as at appointments or during breaks—can be used to revise the transliteration of surah yaseen.

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1. Prioritize Correct Pronunciation

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Conclusion

Learning the transliteration of surah yaseen is a valuable step for anyone seeking to improve their Qur’an recitation, especially if they are not yet fluent in Arabic. By combining transliteration with audio recitation, reflection on meaning, and consistent practice, learners can recite confidently and beautifully.

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FAQs

Is it permissible to recite Surah Yaseen from transliteration?

Yes. For learners who cannot read Arabic fluently, the transliteration of surah yaseen is permissible as a learning aid. However, the goal should always be to gradually transition toward reading from the Arabic script.

How long does it take to memorize the transliteration of surah yaseen?

This depends on consistency. With daily practice, many learners memorize it within a few weeks.

Should I learn meaning or pronunciation first?

Both are important. But when learning the transliteration of surah yaseen, focus on accurate pronunciation while gradually studying the meanings.