Surah Ta-ha is one of the surahs (chapters) found in the Quran. It is the 20th surah and consists of 135 verses. Surah Ta-ha is named after the letters of the Arabic alphabet found in the first verse of the surah.

Surah Ta-ha tells the story of Prophet Moses (Peace be upon him) when he was chosen by God to deliver His message to Pharaoh, the oppressive king of Egypt. In this surah, God reveals important events in the history of Prophet Moses (Peace be upon him), such as when he was thrown into the Nile, the meeting with God on the hill of Tursina, and the battle against Pharaoh.

In addition, Surah Ta-ha also contains moral teachings that can be taken as a guide to life for mankind. The surah teaches about the oneness of God, the importance of faith and piety.

Surah Ta-ha also emphasizes the importance of praying to God in all situations and difficulties of life. Its verses provide comfort and hope to people in distress and encourage them to trust in God's plan even when it is incomprehensible to the human mind.

By listening and studying Surah Ta-ha, we can increase our understanding of the history of Islam and gain life guidance given by God. This surah reminds us of God's power and compassion, and the importance of living a life of piety and following His commands.