Concept:Makkan Suwar are the Qur’anic chapters revealed before the Hijrah to Madinah. They are known for their unique style and subject matter.
Explanation:Makkan Suwar were revealed while the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was still living in Makkah.
They were sent down before the migration to Madinah.
These chapters mostly discuss faith in Allah, the Oneness of Allah, resurrection, and warning against idol worship.
Because they were meant to strengthen the early Muslims and invite others to Islam, their verses are usually brief and powerful.
The language used is highly poetic, rhythmic, and emotionally touching.
Their aim is to persuade the heart and awaken the conscience.
This is why most Makkan Suwar are short and poetic, rather than long and legislative.
Answer:A. They are short and poetic.