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Holy Quran. As the Final Guidance. By: Saqib Muhammad Khan Senior Faculty Member, DAPS. The Presentation includes:. Introduction to the Holy Quran Divinity & Authenticity of the Holy Quran Structure of the Holy Quran Scope of the Holy Quran Conclusion.

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Holy Quran As the Final Guidance By: Saqib Muhammad Khan Senior Faculty Member, DAPS

The Presentation includes: • Introduction to the Holy Quran • Divinity & Authenticity of the Holy Quran • Structure of the Holy Quran • Scope of the Holy Quran • Conclusion

Holy Quran The Ultimate Divine Book Holy Quran is the Ultimate Divine Book which was revealed upon the Holy Prophet ﷺor the guidance of whole humanity. The Quran is the final version of the same Message that Allah  had sent earlier to mankind through many of His Rusul (Messengers). The Holy Quran is the source of all Islamic religious beliefs and practices. It is the most read and the most quoted book in the world. This is the only Book, which has been memorized by millions of people by heart since its revelation.

The Divinity & Authenticity of the Holy Quran This is absurd and unthinkable to suspect on the authenticity and divinity of the Holy Quran. About its divinity Almighty Allah states: وَ اِنَّہٗ لَتَنۡزِیۡلُ رَبِّ الْعٰلَمِیۡنَ ﴿۱۹۲﴾ؕ نَزَلَ بِہِ الرُّوۡحُ الْاَمِیۡنُ ﴿۱۹۳﴾ۙ عَلٰی قَلْبِکَ لِتَکُوۡنَ مِنَ الْمُنۡذِرِیۡنَ ﴿۱۹۴﴾ۙ “And undoubtedly, this Quran has been sent down by the Lord of the worlds. The trusted spirit has descended with it. On your heart that you may warn.”

The Divinity & Authenticity of the Holy Quran اِنَّاۤ اَوْحَیۡنَاۤ اِلَیۡکَ کَمَاۤ اَوْحَیۡنَاۤ اِلٰی نُوۡحٍ وَّالنَّبِیّٖنَ مِنۡۢ بَعْدِہٖ “Indeed, We have revealed to you (O Beloved Prophet) such a revelation as We revealed to Nuh and the Prophets after him.” About those who suspect its divinity, Holy Quran challenges them to prove their suspect and claims that they can never do so; وَ اِنۡ کُنۡتُمْ فِیۡ رَیۡبٍ مِّمَّا نَزَّلْنَا عَلٰی عَبْدِنَا فَاۡتُوۡا بِسُوۡرَۃٍ مِّنۡ مِّثْلِہٖ ۪ وَادْعُوۡا شُہَدَآءَکُمۡ مِّنۡ دُوۡنِ اللہِ اِنْ کُنْتُمْ صٰدِقِیۡنَ ﴿۲۳﴾ “And if you have any doubt as to what We have sent down upon Our (exalted) servant, then bring just one chapter like it and call upon all your helpers besides Allah, if you are truthful. But if you fail to do so - and surely you are bound to fail then guard yourselves against the Fire whose fuel are men and stones, which has been prepared for the infidels.”

Structure of the Holy Quran • The Quran was revealed in small portions over a period of 23 years. • There are 114 Chapters in the Quran. Each chapter of Quran is called a Surah. • Each Chapteris divided into various Verses. Some contain more verses while others less.  • Surah al-Baqarah, the second chapter of the Quran, is the biggest of all. It contains 286 Ayat (Verses). • The shortest Surah of the Quran is Surah al-Kauthar. It contains only three Verses. • The Quran is also divided into thirty almost equal portions. Each of these portions is called a Juz in Arabic.

Structure of the Holy Quran • The Quran was revealed to the Messenger of Allah, Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم in small portions. • Some portions of the Quran were revealed inMakkah while other portions of it were revealed in Madinah. • TheChaptersthat were revealed in Makkah, are known asMakki. The Chapters revealed in Madinah after Hijrah(Migration), are known as Madani. • TheMakkan period of revelation was from 610 AD to 622 AD.

Structure of the Holy Quran • The Messenger of Allah, Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم received the first Wahiin 610 AD, in the small cave in the mountain of Hira. That mountain is now known as JablNur (Mountain of Radiance). It is located about two and a half miles (Four Kilometers) away from the Ka’bah in the city of Makkah. • In the first Wahi, the Messenger of Allah, Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم received the first five (Verses) of Surah (Chapter) al-‘Alaq (The Clot).

Structure of the Holy Quran • The Madani period was from 622 CE to 632 CE. Eighty-six(86) Chapters were revealed in Makkah, and twenty-eight (28) Chapters were revealed in Madinah. • MakkiSuwarcontain4417Verses, MadaniSuwar contain 1819 verses. • The total number of Ayat (Verses) in the Hoy Quran is six thousand two hundred thirty six (6,236).

Structure of the Holy Quran • The last revelation of the Quran was the two hundred eighty-first Ayah (Verse) of Surah (Chapter) al-Baqarah (The Cow). • Surah al-Fatihah, the first Surah (Chapter) of the Quran was the first complete chapter to be revealed and Surah an-Nasr (The Help) was the last. • Versesof the Quran are not arranged in their chronological order of revelation. The Messenger of Allah, Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم used to set the place of various Chaptersand Verseshimself.

Scope of the Holy Quran The Holy Qur’an discusses an enormous range of topics: • It tells us about God, His attributes, man's position in the universe, man’s aim in life, how to attain that aim, and how he stands in relation to God and to his fellow-beings. • It gives details of what one should believe and how it should be put into practice. The next life is described in it in full. • Histories of previous nations and their Prophets, as well as many events from the life of the Holy Prophet ﷺ are also given in the Holy Qur’an.

Scope of the Holy Quran • The Holy Qur’an, being the primary source of Islamic jurisprudence, has enunciated the basic principles according to which the Islamic laws governing all aspects of human mortality are established. • The Holy Qur’an, as it is the direct revelation from Allah, is also the first source of Islamic laws. Hence, it is natural that whenever legal experts decide to know any Shariah law, they seek it in the Holy Qur’an first. In other words, it is the first medium through which we get to the Shariah Laws. • The Holy Qur’an is also an authority for the authenticity of Sunnah, Ijma (consensus) and Qiyas (Analogy) the other three sources of Shariah laws.

Scope of the Holy Quran • It gives arguments to disprove false beliefs of all kinds, and answers all sorts of questions and objections raised about its teachings and about the Holy Prophet ﷺ. • Guidance, laws and regulations on everyday subjects such as family life, business dealings, the law, war and peace, women's rights, hygiene, government and democracy, is also described in the Holy Book. When dealing with any topic, the Holy Qur’an gives reasons, arguments and evidence to support its teachings, and it challenges those who disagree with it to produce proof of their views.

Conclusion The Holy Qur’an contains the most comprehensive divine instructions mainly to provide guidance to mankind till the Day of Resurrection. It enables mankind to distinguish between truth and falsehood and to acquire spiritual prosperity in this life as well as in the Life Hereafter. It is the final authority for all Muslims, and the laws described in it are final. Legal experts frequently refer to these when they set out the best way of life for their people.

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An Introduction to the Quran (part 1 of 2): Organization and Meanings

Description: the quran and the basic elements of its organization, the difference between the quran and its translation, and a brief review of english translations, introducing the subject of quranic exegesis..

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The first thing to understand about the Quran is its form.  The Arabic word, ‘Quran,’ literally means both ‘recitation’ and ‘reading’. Similarly, the Quran was both recited orally and written down in book form.  The true power of the Quran remains in the oral recitation, as it is meant to be read aloud and melodiously, but still the verses were written down on available materials as an aid to memorizing and guarding it,  and these were collected and ordered in book form both privately and, at a later stage, institutionally. The Quran was not meant to tell a chronological story, and thus, the Quran should not be viewed as a sequential narrative like the book of Genesis.  The Arabic book that goes by the name Quran is about as long as the New Testament.  In most editions it is about 600 pages in length.

In contrast to the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament, the Quran was issued from the mouth of a single person, who recited what he heard from the angel Gabriel.  On the other hand, both the Jewish and the Christian scriptures are collections of many books that were written down by a large number of human beings, and opinions differ as to their status as revelation.

How Is The Quran Organized?

The Quran is composed of 114 parts or chapters of unequal length.  Each chapter is called a surah in Arabic and each sentence or phrase of the Quran is called an aaya , literally ‘a sign.’  Like the Bible, the Quran is divided into discrete units, referred to as verses in English. These verses are not standard in length or meter, and where each begins and ends was not decided by human beings, but dictated by God.  Each one is a discrete act of locution of closed signification, or ‘sign’, denoted by the word aayah in Arabic.  The shortest of the surahs has ten words, and the longest surah , which is placed second in the text, has 6,100 words.  The first surah , the Fatihah ("The Opening"), is relatively short (twenty-five words).  From the second surah onward, the surahs gradually decrease in length, although this is not a hard and fast rule.  The last sixty surahs take up about as much space as the second.  Some of the longer aayahs are much longer than the shortest surahs .  All surahs, except one, begin with Bisillah hir-Rahman nir-Rahim , ‘In the Name of God, the Most-Merciful, the Compassionate.’  Each surah has a name that usually mentions a key motto within it.  For example, the longest surah , Surah al-Baqara , or "The Cow", is named after the story of Moses commanding the Jews to offer a sacrifice of a cow, which begins by God saying:

"And remember when Moses said to his people: ‘God commands that you sacrifice a cow…’" (Quran 2:67)

Since the various chapters are of various lengths, the Quran was divided by scholars of the first century after the death of the Prophet into thirty roughly equal parts, each part is called a juz’ in Arabic.  This division of the Quran was done in order for people to memorize or read it in a more organized fashion, and it has no influence on the original structure, as they are mere marks on the sides of the pages denoting the part.  In the Muslim month of fasting, Ramadan, one juz’ is usually recited every night, and the entire Quran is completed in the thirty days of the month.

Translations of Quran

A beginner should know a few points about Quran translations.

First, there is a distinction between the Quran and its translation.  In Christian view, the Bible is the Bible, no matter what language it may be in.  But a translation of the Quran is not the word of God, for the Quran is the exact Arabic words spoken by God, revealed to Prophet Muhammad by Gabriel.  The word of God is only the Arabic Quran as God says:

"Indeed, I revealed it as an Arabic Quran." (Quran 12:2)

A translation is simply an explanation of the meanings of the Quran.  That is why one modern English translation has been titled "The Meaning of the Glorious Quran": it strives only to give the meaning, but falls short, as any translation must, of reproducing the form of the Holy Book.  The translated text loses the inimitable quality of the original, so be aware of the degree to which a translation reflects the original message at every level of meaning, and that it will probably not match it.  For this reason, all which is regarded as ‘recitation’ of the Quran is to be done in Arabic, such as the recitation of the Quran in the five daily prayers of the Muslims.

Second, there is no perfect translation of the Quran, and, being human works, each almost always has errors.  Some translations are better in their linguistic quality, while others are noted for their exactness in portraying the meaning.  Many inaccurate, and sometimes misleading, translations that are generally not accepted as reliable renditions of the Quran by mainstream Muslims are sold in the market.

Third, while a review of all the English translations is out of the scope of this article, some translations are recommended over others.  The most widely read English translation is by Abdullah Yusuf ‘Ali, followed by that of Muhammad Marmaduke Pickthall, the first translation by an English Muslim.  Yusuf ‘Ali’s translation is generally acceptable, but his footnote commentary, useful at times, can be odd and unacceptable.  Another widespread translation is done by Dr. Hilali and Muhsin Khan called ‘Interpretation of the Meaning of The Noble Quran.’  Although it is the most accurate, the many transliterated Arabic terms and endless parentheses make it hard to follow and confusing for a beginner.  A newer version with more flowing text has been published by Saheeh International, and this is probably a better translation, as it combines both exactness in translation and readability.

Exegesis ( Tafseer in Arabic)

Although the meanings of the Quran are easy and clear to understand, one must be careful to make assertions about the religion without relying on an authentic commentary.  Not only did Prophet Muhammad bring the Quran, he also explained it to his companions, and these sayings have been collected and preserved till this day.  God says:

"And We have sent down to you (O Muhammad) the message that you may explain clearly to men what is sent for them…" (Quran 16:44)

In order to understand some of the deeper meanings of the Quran, one should rely upon commentaries which mention these statements of the Prophet as well as his companions, and not upon what they understand from the text, as their understanding of it is limited to their prior knowledge.

A specific methodology exists for exegesis of the Quran in order to extract the proper meaning.  The Quranic sciences, as they are called, are an extremely specialized field of Islamic scholarship which requires mastery in multiple disciplines, like exegesis, recitations, script, inimitability, circumstances behind revelation, abrogation, Quranic grammar, unusual terms, religious rulings, and Arabic language and literature.  According to scholars of Quranic exegesis, the proper method of explaining the verses of Quran are:

(i)   Tafseer of the Quran by Quran.

(ii)  Tafseer of the Quran by the Sunna of the Prophet.

(iii) Tafseer of the Quran by the Companions.

(iv) Tafseer of the Quran by Arabic language.

(v)  Tafseer of the Quran by ‘opinion’, if it does not contradict the above four sources.

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بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمنِ الرَّحِيمِ

يا أَيُّهَا الَّذِينَ آمَنُواْ أَطِيعُواْ اللّهَ وَأَطِيعُواْ الرَّسُولَ وَأُوْلِي الأَمْرِ مِنكُ

"O ye who believed! Obey Allah, and obey the Apostle, and those charged with authority among you”. 1

('Those charged with authority'

are only the twelve sinless Imams (as) and; at the time of occultation, Sources of Imitation, who are learned, pious, and just, should be referred to.)

في إكمال الدين في حديث عن جابر الجعفي عن جابر بن عبد الله الانصاري قال: قلت: يا رسول الله عرفنا الله ورسوله، فمن اولي الامر الذين قرن الله طاعتهم بطاعتك؟ فقال (ص) هم خلفائي يا جابر، وأئمة المسلمين بعدي أولهم علي بن أبي طالب، ثم الحسن والحسين، ثم علي بن الحسين، ثم محمد بن علي المعروف في التوراة بالباقر وستدركه يا جابر فإذا لقيته فاقرأه مني السلام. ثم الصادق جعفر بن محمد، ثم موسى بن جعفر، ثم علي بن موسى، ثم محمد بن علي، ثم علي بن محمد، ثم الحسن بن علي، ثم سميي وكنيي حجة الله في أرضه، وبقيته في عباده ابن الحسن بن علي، ذاك الذي يفتح الله على يديه مشارق الارض ومغاربها

In 'Ikmal-ud-Din' a tradition, through 'Jabir-il-Ju'fi', is narrated from Jabir-ibn- Abdillah thus:

"O Messenger of Allah, we have known Allah and His Apostle; then who is 'Ulil-Amr', those that Allah has made their obedience the same as your obedience?'

Then, the Prophet (S) said:

'O Jabir! they are, after me, my successors and the Guides of Muslims; the first of them is Ali-ibn-Abi Talib; then (Imam) Hassan, and (Imam) Husain; then Ali-ibn-il-Husain; then Muhammad-ibn-Ali, known in the Torah as Baqir, whom you will see.

O Jabir! When you visit him, give my regards to him. After him, there is Sadiq, -Ja'far-ibn-Muhammad; and after him Musa-ibn-Ja'far; then Ali-ibn-Musa; then Muhammad-ibn-Ali; then Ali-ibn-Muhammad, then Hassan-ibn-Ali; and after him (there comes) Al-Gha'im whose name and sir-name is the same as mine. He is Allah's Authority on the Earth and His Remainder amongst His servants.

He is the son of (Imam) Hassan-ibn-Ali (a.-Askari). This is the very personality by whose hands Allah will open the Easts and Wests of the world.’ 2

قال الله تعالى: "وما ينطق عن الهوى إن هو إلا وحي يوحى"

"Nor does the Apostle speak out of desire. It is naught but revelation that is revealed" . 3

قال النبي (ص): "إني تارك فيكم التقلين، كتاب الله حبل ممدود من السماء إلى الأرض وعترتي أهل بيتي، وإن اللطيف الخبير أخبرني أنهما لن يفترقا حتى يردا علي الحوض فانظروا بماذا تخلفوني" وفي حديث آخر: "لن تضلوا ما إن تمسكتم بهما"

The Prophet (S) said:

"I leave behind me two weighty (very worthy and important) things:

The book of Allah (i.e. the Quran), which is a stretched string from the heaven to the earth, and my progeny, my Ahlul Bayt; for verily Allah, The Merciful, The Aware, informed me that never, never, will these Two get separated from each other until they meet me at the Houd of Kauthar (the Pond of Abundance).

Therefore, be careful and contemplate on how you will treat them (after me)”

...and in another tradition it is added:

"Never, never, shall you get astray if you attach yourself to these two”. 4

Abul-Hassan-ir-Rida (as) said:

"May the Mercy of Allah be upon the servant who Keeps alive our commandment".

I asked him (as) how the one could keep your commandment alive.

He (as) said:

"He (can) learn our sciences and teach them to people. In fact if people knew (the merits) and goodnesses of our speech, surely they would follow us.” 5

• 2. Ikmal-ud-Din, Vol. 1, p. 253; with nearly similar meaning, in Yanabi-ul-Mawaddah, p. 117
• 4. Ma'uni-ul-Akhbur, p. 90, tradition 2, & Musnad Ahmad-ibn-Hanbal, Vol. 3, p.17, and other books from the Sunnite School and Shi 'ah School mentioned in Ihqaq-ul-Haqq, Vol 9, p. 309 to 375
• 5. Ma' ani-ul-Akhbar, p. 180 & 'Uyun-i-Akbar-ur-Rida, Vol. 1, p. 207
• What is a 'Commentary'?
• The Current Commentary
• Attributes Needed for Working on This Kind of Commentary
• The Problems in Translating
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• Acknowledgment
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• English Translations of Qur'an
• Supporting Technical References
• Phraseological and Philological Sources
• 1. The Tone of the Surah
• 2. Al-Fatihah, the Basis of the Qur'an
• 3. Al-Fatihah, Magnificent Honour of the Prophet (S)
• 4. The Importance of its Recitation
• 5. The Titles of the Surah
• Explanation: Is the Phrase 'Bism-il-Lah' a Part of Each Surah?
• Allah, the Most Inclusive Name of God
• Allah's General and Specific Mercy
• The World is full of His Mercy
• Virtue of the Verse
• Surah Al-Fatiha, Verse 3
• ‘Faith in the Resurrection’, the Second Principle
• Man in the Presence of Allah
• Explanation- Allah: the Only Site of Reliance
• The Social Aspect of Worship
• We Ask Allah for Help in Confronting Forces
• What is the 'Straight Path'?
• Two Paths of Deviation
• 1) Who are 'Those upon whom Allah has bestowed his bounties'?
• 2) Who are the Last Two Groups in this Verse?
• Supplication
• Contents of the Surah
• The Virtue of Studying this Surah
• The Abbreviated Letters of the Qur'an
• What is Guidance?
• Why is Guidance Particular to the Pious Ones?
• The Stages of Piety
• The Effects of Piety on Man's Spirit and Body
• 1. Faith in the Unseen
• The Excellence & Importance of Prayer
• 3. Relationship with People
• Disbelievers, the Second Group
• Infidelity and its Meaning
• Hypocrites, the Third Group
• The Appearance of Hypocrisy and its Roots
• The Necessity of Knowing the Hypocrite
• Two Interesting Parables manifesting the Hypocrite
• Do Worship Allah!
• What is Servitude and Worship?
• Some Explanations
• Explanation: Idolatry in Different Forms
• A Detailed Scientific Meaning of Atmosphere
• Why is the Holy Qur'an a Miracle and How?
• Why do Prophets Need Miracles?
• The Holy Qur'an, The Everlasting Miracle of the Prophet of Islam (S)!
• The Holy Qur'an, Global and Eternal
• The Specialties of the Bounties in Heaven
• Occasion of Revelation
• 1. Faith and Deeds
• 2. The Purified Spouses
• 3. The Material and Spiritual Blessings in Heaven
• Occasion of the Revelation
• Explanation
• The Real Losers!
• The Mysterious Bounty of Life!
• The Seven Firmaments
• Man, Allah's Deputy on Earth!
• Angels on Trial
• Adam in the Garden
• Why did Iblis Disobey?
• Was the Prostration for Allah or for Adam?
• The Heavy Forfeit Paid by Adam
• Adam's Return to Allah
• Explanation: The ' Words' Adam (as) Learnt from the Lord
• The Remembrance of the Favours of Allah
• Jews in Medina
• The Jews' Twelve Covenants with Allah
• Allah will fulfil His Covenant, too!
• Why are Jews Called the Children of Israel?
• Surah Al-Baqarah, Verse 44
• How to Overcome Difficulties
• What is 'Meeting with Allah'?
• The Vain Imaginations of the Jews
• Intercession in the Qur'an and Traditions
• Slavery of Females, Past and Present
• The Rescue from Pharaoh!
• The Israelites' Greatest Deviation
• An Unjust Demand!
• Abundant Bounties!
• The Israelites' Intensive Obstinacy
• The Miracle of Water Gushing Forth in the Desert!
• Demanding a Variety of Food
• Why were the Israelites Stamped with Abasement and Humiliation?
• A General Principle for Salvation
• Who are the Sabians?
• Who are the 'People of the Book'?
• Hold the Signs of Allah Firmly!
• How was the Mountain Raised over the Israelites' Heads?
• Those Who Exceeded on the Sabbath!
• Explanation: Divine Miracles of Moses (as)
• The Story of the Israelites' Cow
• A Futile Expectation!
• The Jewish Learned Men's Plots of Oppression Against the Laymen
• Explanation: Earning Sin
• The Breachers of the Covenant!
• Explanation: The Best Strategy for the Survival of Nations
• Their Covered Hearts
• A Religious Adherent & an Infidel!
• Racial Bigotries of the Jews
• None Denies Divine Signs Save the Transgressors!
• Solomon (as) and the Sorcerers in Babylon
• Leave No Pretext for Enemies!
• A Precise Meaning
• Purpose of Abrogation
• Some Futile Pretexts
• Envy and Obstinacy
• Surah Al-Baqarah, Verses 111-112
• Exclusivity, the Fruit of Ignorance
• The Most Unjust Ones!
• Explanation: Mosques and the Ways of their Desolation
• Allah, the Omnipresent
• Philosophy of the Qiblah
• The Jews, Christians, and Pagans and their Superstitions
• Another Pretext
• Explanation: Their Hearts are All Alike!
• Two Instructive Principles
• Two Unsatisfiable Groups!
• Pleasing Enemies has its Limits
• Allah's Guidance if the Only True Guidance
• How Should the Book be Read?
• Surah Al-Baqarah, Verses 122-123
• Imamat, the Climax of Abraham's (as) Honour
• Explanation: What does 'words' mean?
• Eligibility for Imamat
• Prophethood, Messengership, Imamat and their Differences
• Imamat, the Climactical Rank of Abraham (as)
• Who is Unjust?
• An Imam, by Allah's Commission
• Two Questions
• The Distinguished Personality of Abraham (as)
• The Magnificence of the Ka'bah
• Explanation: The Secure Refuge, its Social and Educational Effects
• Why the 'House ' of Ka'bah?
• Abraham's (as) Petition to Allah!
• The Structure of the House of Ka'bah
• Abraham (as), a Human Prototype
• Everyone is Responsible for his Own Deem
• Only Our Creed is True!
• Explanation: The Oneness of the Prophets' Invitation
• Who were ' Asbat '?
• Surah Al-Baqarah, Verses 138-141
• Occasion of the Change of Qiblah
• An Ummat of Middle Standing
• Turn Towards the Sacred Mosque
• They will Never be Content!
• Surah Al-Baqarah, Verses 146-147
• Every Religion has a Qiblah
• Explanation: The Day When Imam Mahdi's (as) Adherents Assemble
• Surah Al-Baqarah, Verses 149-150
• Surah Al-Baqarah, Verse 153
• Surah Al-Baqarah, Verse 154
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Manner and Forms of Revelation

which have no comparison in the English language

precise and specific meaning

as the Arabic language has an enormous breadth of vocabulary

the book which contains all knowledge of the universe

. This beautiful combination of literature has produced the most magnificent book in the world.

the Holy Qur’an has a specific characteristic, superiority and individuality compared to them

As well as being read and recited, the Qur’an acts as a practical guide in all affairs of Muslims, be they social, cultural, legal, economic or political

So the Qur’an is self-evident and self-explanatory. If one verse gives a general meaning than the other gives a more specific definition.

). This is so despite hundreds of attempts by non-Muslims to try and insert alterations and changes into the Qur’an. That is why Allah (swt) himself gives it divine protection:“We have, without doubt, sent down the message; And We will assuredly guard it (from corruption”. (15:9)

surahs and ayah’s of the Qur’an work in consistent harmony with each other. The Holy Qur’an is truly a uniform piece of work. In contrast the Encyclopaedia of America for example states that there are about 30,000 errors in the text of the bible and in its various versions. Although the accuracy of this type of observation is open to debate, what is clear is that any book that claims to be divinely revealed would surely not even entertain one error let alone hundreds or thousands of errors. The very nature of God, His Omnipotence, All Knowing and Most Powerful nature presupposes that His divinely given book would be clean of all mistakes. Indeed the Holy Qur’an is a living testament to that fact

The word Qur'an itself can be found in the scriptures:"We do relate unto you the most beautiful stories, in that We reveal to thee this (portion of the) Qur'an: Before this thou too was among those who knew it not." (Yusuf, 12:3)

So we sent this inspiration to the mother of Musa” (28:7)

) gave divine revelation to his Holy Prophet (saw) concerning the obligatory prayers.

into a permanent book form.

Hadrat Hafsah (rad).

(rad) for the original volume of the Qur’an promising to return it to her once copies were made. She sent it immediately to him.

(rad) then the relevant ayah should be written in the language of the Quraish as that was the tongue in which the Qur’an was revealed.

Hadrat Hafsah (rad). The new copies were then distributed to every Muslim province with the orders that all other copies of the Qur’an, be they full or partial copies, were to be burnt and replaced by this original one. Since that day the Holy Qurán has remained in its original pristine form and will remain as such in the future by the Grace and Blessings of Allah Almighty

جزاک اللہ خیر

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• How was it revealed and collected
• and compiled
• Ali Azhar Arastu
• Introduction
• Revelation and its kinds
• Revealed and recorded
• Surahs, Makki and Madani and their characteristics
• Compilers of the Holy Quran
• Mohkamat (definitive) and Mutashabihat (ambiguos)
• Huroof e Muqatte (The letters that are broken)
• Short Stories in Quran
• Ethics in Quran
• The Miracle
• Book that brings light
• Not the only heavenly book, but its unique
• Literary Masterpiece
• Challenge of Allah (swt) (Surah Isra 1788)
• Other names of Quran
• Revelation on the heart
• Revelation through sound or sign
• Revelation through Angels
• The first 5 Ayats revealed on 27th Rajab
• Period of 23 years
• The first one to record in Mecca was Ali (as)
• The first one to record in Medina was Zaid
• The others who recorded
• Where were they recorded?
• After recording what?
• How did they know when a Surah ended?
• Bismillah, why was it omitted in Surah Tauba?
• Surah, its definition
• Two Kinds of Surahs
• Makki Surahs and Madani Surahs
• Special characteristics of Makki and Madani
• The sequence of Surahs
• The names of the Surahs
• Some Surahs have more than one name
• - Surah Tauba is also called Baraat
• - Surah Naml is also called Suleiman
• Ali (as) compiles it first after the demise of the holy Prophet (sawa)
• Zaid was asked to do it
• Others who did it too
• Quran standardized in the reign of the 3rd caliph
• No difference in the Quran compiled by Imam Ali and the Quran we have today
• Imam Ali (as) and other Imams authenticate the Quran
• Minor problems in the standardized version
• - Letters without dots
• - No vowels
• - No Alifs inside the word
• Only educated Arabs could read
• Causes differences in Qiraats
• 7 different Qiraats
• Most of the muslim world follows Hafs now
• Hafs student of Aasim
• Surah Aale Imran Ayat 7
• Mohkamat (definitive) verses
• Mutashabihat (Metaphorical) verses
• - Hands of Allah (swt)
• Definitive verses explained in Tafseer
• Metaphorical verses paraphrased/Taweel
• The letters that are used in beginning of some Surahs
• 29 Surahs that start with these letters..
• What are these letters? What do they mean?
• There are 3 opinions
• - Only Allah (swt) knows
• - Only Allah (swt), His Prophet(S) and Imams (AS) know
• - To show that Quran is written by simple letters
• Quran just hints the incidences of the past
• No details, it is not a history book
• Has no fiction
• Stories to wake the sleeping ones
• Stories to prove that it is a heavenly book
• All the Prophets had the same mission
• Roots of all the religions are the same
• Stories show the fate of non believers
• Stories boosted the morale of the prophet (S)
• Always Respond to a Greeting with a better one(486)
• Do not be Arrogant or Proud (3118)
• Be Humble and Speak softly (3119)
• Invite to God with Wisdom and Kindness (16125)
• Be Kind to Your Parents (1723,24)
• Suppress Anger and Forgive People (3133,134)
• Counter Evil with Good (4134) (1322)
• Do not say Bad Things (1426)
• Do not insult the Idolaters (6108)
• Do not make Fun of Others, or call Them Names (4911)
• Do not be Suspicious, or Spy on One Another, or Backbite (4912)
• Do not be Racist (4913)
• Literary masterpiece
• A book 1400 yrs old has things that science is now discovering
• Quran challenges the mankind
• To produce one surah like it

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