Concept:The question tests the identification of a Surah that does not begin with a divine command to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
Explanation:Surah al-Falaq begins with the command “Qul,” meaning “Say,” instructing the Prophet to seek refuge in Allah.
Surah an-Nas also opens with the command “Qul,” directing the Prophet to seek protection with the Lord of mankind.
Surah al-Kafirun similarly begins with “Qul,” commanding the Prophet to declare dis belief in false gods.
In contrast, Surah ad-Duha does not begin with a command.
It opens with the words “Wad-duha,” meaning “By the morning brightness,” which is an oath taken by Allah.
This Surah was revealed to comfort the Prophet, removing his worry and reassuring him of Allah’s continuous care and support.
Answer:B. ad-Duha