Abu Lahab [ Father of Flame ] was the Nickname of ` Abd-ul-` Uzza, one of the sons of ` Abdul-Muttalib. As he was ruddy in complexion, he was nicknamed Abu Lahab [ Father of Flame ]. The Qur'an did not mention his real name, because it smacked of paganism, and the last element 'lahab' [ Flame ] in the nickname has also nexus with the.. The Surah is quite short as it consists of only 5 ayat. This surah is sometimes referred to as Surah Lahab because it is about Abu Lahab, Prophet Muhammad's paternal uncle. Abu Lahab was one of the Meccan Quraysh leaders who staunchly opposed Prophet Muhammad (saws) and his followers. This surah condemns him for his stance on antagonizing Islam.

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Tab bat yadaa abee Lahabinw-wa tabb. *1) His real name was 'Abd al-'Uzza, and he was called Abu Lahab on account of his glowing, ruddy complexion. Lahab means the flame of fire, and Abu Lahab the one with a flaming, fiery face. His being mentioned here by his nickname (Kunyat), instead of his real name, has several reasons.. (111:1) Destroyed were the hands of Abu Lahab, and he lay utterly doomed. 1 (111:2) His wealth did not avail him, nor his acquisitions. 2 (111:3) Surely, he will be cast into a Flaming Fire (111:4) along with his wife, 3 that carrier of slanderous tales; 4 (111:5) upon her neck shall be a rope of palm-fibre. 5