Sūra al-Dhārīyāt (Arabic: سورة الذاريات) is the fifty first sura of the Qur'an. It is a Makki sura located in juz's twenty-six and twenty-seven. The word "al-dhariyat" is the plural form of "al-dhariya" meaning "the wind". The main topic of this sura is the hereafter. The Unity of God, signs of God in the creation, reception of the angel as guests by Prophet Abraham (a) in his house and their mission for punishing the people of Lut, the story of Moses (a) and the destiny of the people of 'Ad, Thamud and the people of Noah (a) are also mentioned in this sura.

One of the famous verses of this sura is verse fifty six which introduces the worship of God as the goal of the creation of jinns and humans. In hadiths, many merits are mentioned for the recitation of this sura including that God will correct its reciter's life and will give him great daily sustenance.