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Course: Start here   >   Unit 4

• Introduction to Islam
• The Five Pillars of Islam
• Stories of the modern pilgrimage
• Introduction to mosque architecture

When and where did Islam begin?

"Recite in the Name of your Lord who created; Created man from a congealed clot of blood; Recite and indeed your Lord is most merciful; He who taught by the pen; Taught man what he knew not"

When was the Qur’an written down?

What is important about the language of the qur’an, themes and contents of the qur’an.

"Say God is One; He is Eternal; He was not begotten nor does he beget; and he has no peer or equal (Q. 112.1–4)"

What does the Qur’an say about Christianity and Judaism?

"Indeed, those who believe, the Jews, the Christians, and the Sabians – all those who acknowledge God and the Last Day and perform good works – will be granted their rewards with their Lord. Fear shall not affect them, nor shall they grieve (Q. 2.62)"

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7 Importance of The Holy Qur’an

The first lesson is about the importance of the Holy Qur’an. The Qur’an is the Book of Allah subhaanahu wa ta‘aalaa. Every word in the Qur’an has come from Allah. That is why we say that it is a Holy Book. The words in the Qur’an were sent by Allah to Prophet Muhammad sallal-laahu ‘alayhi wa-aalihi wa sallam. The Prophet (S) received the words of Allah through angel Jibra’eel. This Qur’an is a Holy Book that was not written by anyone but sent by Allah to Prophet Muhammad (S) through Jibra’eel.

1. It is the most truthful speech: Prophet Muhammad (S) regularly read the words of Allah to Muslims around him. These Muslims were very pleased and excited to receive the words of Allah. Prophet Muhammad (S) said: The most truthful speech, the most eloquent advice, and the greatest stories are in the Book of Allah. The Muslims listened carefully to what the Prophet read, memorized the sentences and passages of the Qur’an, recited them regularly and followed the teachings of the Qur’an. In order to preserve the words of Allah the Prophet appointed special people known as “Scribes of the Qur’an” to write down the words of Allah.

2. It is in original language: Prophet Muhammad (S) was an Arab and the majority of people in Mecca and Medina spoke Arabic. Therefore the Qur’an was sent in Arabic. Arabic is written from right to left. It is better to learn to read the Qur’an in its original language. Therefore, we will put efforts to learn Qur’an written in Arabic instead of simply reading its translation in other languages.

3. The Holy Qur’an contains Allah’s message to all people. It tells people how to act correctly. It guides us to a correct way of life in this world. The Book of Allah also talks about life after death. It tells us that Allah has prepared Paradise for good people and Hell for bad people. The Qur’an encourages the worship of only one God Who creates and provides for them. The Book forbids people from evil and condemns those who do wrong. It contains stories of the past Prophets and the examples of bad and good people. People are advised in the Qur’an to be good to others and respect them. It teaches people to live in peace and harmony.

4. Qur’an brings happiness in this world and the Hereafter. Following the Qur’an brings happiness in this world and the world after death. The Prophet (S) said: If you desire the life of the fortunate, the death of a martyr, the salvation on the Day of Regret and the shade on the Day of Extreme Heat, then you should study the Qur’an because it is the word of the Merciful, a sanctuary from Shaytaan and a causes the tilting of the Balance. In another Hadith we read that the Prophet (S) has said: The recitor of the Qur’an will be spared from the calamities of the Hereafter.

5. It is the only Divine book that has remained unchanged. Allah sent the Qur’an to His Prophet. A book sent by Allah to people is known as a Divine Book or a Heavenly Book. Other Divine Books were also sent to previous prophets. These are: Suhoof to Prophet Ibraheem ‘alayhis salaam; Zaboor to Prophet Dawood ‘alayhis salaam; Tawraah to Prophet Moosaa ‘alayhis salaam; and Injeel to Prophet ‘Eisaa ‘alayhis salaam.

The difference between the Qur’an and past revealed books is that the Qur’an is the only Divine Book that has remained unaltered. The Qur’an we have with us contains exactly the same message that was sent to Prophet Muhammad by Allah through Jibra’eel.

6. Our supplications get answered if we were to pray after reading the Holy Qur’an. The Prophet (S) said: One who starts the Qur’an and finishes it, Allah will grant him one answered supplication. It also helps in strengthening our faith. Imam Ali (a) said: Reciting the Qur’an plants the seed of faith.

7. The Qur’an is the best companion. It can be of great help when a child or adult is feeling lonely. Imam Ali Zaynul ‘Aabideen (a) said: If all who live between the East and West perish, I will have no fear as long as I have the Qur’an with me.

Let your rizq raise a voice for the ummah

Introduction to I’jāz al-Qur’ān: The Miraculous Nature of the Qur'an

Published: June 18, 2020 • Updated: August 16, 2021

Author : Sh. Suleiman Hani

بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيْمِ

In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.

Say, “Even if all mankind and jinn came together to produce the equivalent of this Qur’an, they could not produce its equal, however much they helped each other.” 1

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• Those who claim that the Qur’an is the Speech of God revealed to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ through Angel Jibrīl (Gabriel); or
• Those who claim that the Qur’an is not from God but was authored by Prophet Muhammad ﷺ or other human beings.

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… when the Prophet brought [the challenge] to them, they were the most eloquent rhetoricians so he challenged them to produce the [entire] likes [of the Qur’an] and many years passed and they were unable to do so, as God says, “Let them then produce a recitation similar to it if indeed they are truthful.” Then, [the Prophet] challenged them to produce ten chapters like it where God says, “Say, bring then ten chapters like it and call upon whomever you can besides God if you are truthful.” Then, he challenged them to produce a single [chapter] where God says, “Or do they say he [i.e., the Prophet] has forged it? Say, bring a chapter like it and call upon whomever you can besides God, if you are truthful…” When the [Arabs] were unable to produce a single chapter like [the Qur’an] despite there being the most eloquent rhetoricians amongst them, [the Prophet] openly announced the failure and inability [to meet the challenge] and declared the inimitability of the Qur’an. Then God said, “Say: if all of humankind and the jinn gathered together to produce the like of the Qur’an, they could not produce it—even if they helped one another...” 12

Know that the greatest of all miracles, and the most sacred and blessed, and the clearest in proof, is the Qur’an that was revealed to the Prophet [Muhammad] ﷺ. This is because all other miracles, in general, were brought forth separate from the actual inspiration (that the Prophet received), as a means of proving the truthfulness of the inspiration. As for the Qur’an, it is the inspiration and the miracle in one, and is therefore not in need of any external miracles (to prove itself), unlike all the previous inspirations. It is, therefore, the clearest and most powerful miracle, since it combines the boast and the proof into one. This is the meaning of the Prophet's statement, “...I hope, therefore, that I will have the largest number of followers on the Day of Judgment.” This shows that a miracle as clear and powerful as this one—for it is the inspiration in its essence—must have the greatest number of believers and followers... 15

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The Qur’an is miraculously inimitable because it has come forth with the most eloquent words compounded in the most beautiful composition containing the most valid ideas such as believing in the unity of God, declaring Him to be Transcendent in His qualities, calling (humanity) to His obedience, elucidating the way of worshipping Him, as well as prescribing what is permitted and what is prohibited, what is forbidden and what is allowed, in addition to admonishing and correcting, commanding what is good and forbidding what is evil, and guiding to good qualities and restraining from bad ones. In all this, it has put every one of these things in its place which cannot be substituted by a more appropriate one, and nothing can be imagined that is more suitable than it. 49  

The facets of  iʿjāz al-Qur’ān

• The inimitability of the Qur’an
• The literary miracle of the Qur’an
• The preservation of the Qur’an
• Predictions about the future
• Lost knowledge of the past
• Knowledge about the natural world
• Elucidations about the origins of life
• The existence of God, His Names, and His Attributes
• Universal laws, objective morals, and guidance
• The ease by which the Qur’an is memorized
• The lack of errors and contradictions within it
• Personal experiences related to the Qur’an

The inimitability of the Qur’an

• words conveying meanings;
• ideas in passages;
• composition organizing those words and ideas.

The literary miracle of the Qur’an

• The placement of a particular word over its synonyms. The connotations of the chosen word are better than those of its synonyms.
• The sentence structure and syntax, which does not follow any one pattern but varies throughout the Qur’an. Each style is unique and its rhythm is clear and resounding.
• The use of different tenses (past vs. present; plural vs. singular, etc.) to illustrate deeper meanings of a passage.
• The pronunciation of words matching their meanings. In other words, when discussing topics that are encouraging and bearing glad tidings, it uses words that are easy to pronounce and melodious to hear, whereas harsh topics tend to be associated with harsher phonemes.
• The perfect combination of concision and detail. When the subject requires elaboration, the Qur’an discusses the topic in detail, and when a short phrase will get the message across, it remains brief. The sentences are constructed in an elegant manner that uses the smallest number of words, without sounding too brief, to express rich ideas.
• The rhythms of the syllables are more sustained than in prose and less patterned than in poetry. The pauses come neither in prose form nor in the manner of poetry but with a harmonious and melodic flow.
• The Qur’an’s words are neither mundane nor completely unfamiliar but are recognized as completely balanced and noble.
• The conciseness of expression attains such striking clarity that the least learned Arabic-speaking person can understand the Qur’an without too much difficulty. At the same time, there is such profundity, flexibility, inspiration, and radiance in the Qur’an that it serves as the basis for the principles and rules of Islamic sciences and arts for theology and juridical schools. Thus, it is almost impossible to express the ideas of the text by only one interpretation, either in Arabic or in any other language even with the greatest care.
• There is a perfect blend between the two antagonistic powers of reason and emotion, intellect, and feeling. In the narrations, arguments, doctrines, laws, and moral principles, the words have both persuasive teaching and emotive force. Throughout the whole Qur’an, the speech maintains its surprising solemnity, power, and majesty which nothing can disturb. 57  
• The combination of word choice, word order, grammatical shifts, subtleties, figurative and literal language, storytelling structures, and symmetry, in not one verse, but throughout the entirety of the Qur’an, regardless of the subject matter.
• The perfection of the Qur’an and the context of its delivery;
• The non-chronological revelation of the Qur’an; and
• The question of the Qur’an’s origins.

And they ask you [O Muhammad] about the soul. Say, “The soul is of the affair of my Lord. And mankind has not been given knowledge except a little.” 58

They ask you [O Muhammad] about wine and gambling. Say, “In them is great sin and [yet, some] benefit for people. But their sin is greater than their benefit.” And they ask you what they should spend. Say, “The excess [beyond needs].” Thus Allah makes clear to you the verses [of revelation] that you might give thought. 59  

Is it not enough for them that We have sent down to you the Book [which is] recited to them? Surely in this Qur’an is a mercy and reminder for people who believe. 61

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The Origins of the Koran: Classic Essays on Islam’s Holy Book, edited by Ibn Warraq. 411 pages. Amherst, MA: Prometheus Books, 1998. $32.95 (Cloth) ISBN 1-57392-198-X

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The Holly Quran | Essay On My Favourite Book with Quotations

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Essay On My Favourite book in English is here, which is definitely the Holly Quran. This essay is for all classes like Class 10, Class 12 and graduation. However, this essay is for those students who like outstanding stuff. Students can prepare it for annual examinations. My Favourite Book essay is an important essay by the exam point of view. For more Essays Go Here . Essay on this page is especially for the students of Intermediate level. However, an easy Favourite book Essay for the students of Class 10 in English is available on this page .

Essay On my Favourite Book for Class 10, Class 12 (2nd Year, FSC) and Graduation – My Favourite Book Essay

“A home without books is a body without the soul. ” (Marcus Tullius Cicero)

Books are the friends of human beings as they provide excellent information. They enhance our knowledge and broaden our vision. They console us when we are worried. They guide us how to lead a fantastic life. They persuade us how to handle different situations. They help us develop the habit of contemplation and meditation on various issues. They provide strength to individuals in all the phases of life. They expose various hidden truths. They increase the man’s thirst for exploring new things. it is rightly said that

“The greater our knowledge increases, The greater our ignorance unfolds.”

But one should be very much careful in the selection of books. As good books are extremely fruitful, some bad books can be very dangerous. People do have different likes and dislike in regard of books. Same is the case with me. I like to read books which are based on facts and figures. l know that only the good books benefit an individual with the awareness of the entire world related to the discoveries and inventions, which are being made throughout the world.

I regard books as my companion. I love reading all kinds of good books, but my favourite book Is the Holy Quran. The Holy Quran is basically a religious book of Muslims. It was revealed to the last prophet of Allah, Hazrat Muhammad (SAW). The arch-angel Gabriel brought this scripture in the 7th century A.D. in instalments. It is in Arabic. It has 30 sections, 114 chapters and 6,666 verses. It is the only infallible book of the world.

“This is the book about which there is no doubt, guidance for those conscious of Allah.” (Al-Quran 2-2)

The Holy Quran is a complete code of life. One can find a solution to every problem. It not only deals with the worldly affairs but also with matters of the world hereafter. It gives us complete guidance. There are clear injunctions about our life in the Holy Quran. Every aspect of our life has been discussed in detail in it. It helps us lead a noble, honest, humble and fair life and makes us live a more harmonious life with our fellow beings. It is the matchless treasure and it contains the solution to every problem.

Holy Prophet Muhammad (saw) said: “The Holy Quran is a wealth that no wealth can equal (or reach) it. And there will be no poverty after it.”

The Holy Quran is not only for an individual or nation but also for the whole universe. It is for everyone. It can bring revolution in man’s life. It tells us how to serve and worship Allah. It tells us how to live a life of virtue. It tells us how to behave in our homes, how to treat our parents, brothers and sisters, relatives and friends, neighbours and strangers.

I daily recite the Holy Quran. It soothes my heart and purifies my thoughts. It enables me to ponder over different things and revise my life altogether. It motivates me to give up all the bad deeds and encourages me to do something beneficial for the whole humanity. May Allah help all of us to be regular in reciting the Holy Quran so that we can lead a fantastic, sacred and pious life! Aameen.

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• Depictions of Adam and Eve in Quran and Biblia The depiction of Adam in the Bible is not very different from that of the Qur’an; there is agreement on both sides that he was created by one God.
• The Quran and the Hadiths Relation The Quran has been the word of the God that came to earth through the Prophet while the Hadiths are the actions and words of the Prophet in line with the instructions of God.
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• Ismaili Interpretations of the Quran This is one of the aspects that should not be overlooked by people who study the history of the Quran. This is one of the differences that should be taken into account.
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Holy Quran Short English Essay + Quran in English (PDF)

The Qur’an, the holy book of Islam, is a profound testament to divine wisdom and guidance for mankind. Its verses echo through the corridors of time, offering comfort, enlightenment and a roadmap for a purposeful life. Encouraging readers to delve into the Quran is an invitation to explore the rich tapestry of Islamic teachings and to understand the essence of a faith that has shaped the lives of billions.

At the heart of the Quran is a message of peace, justice and compassion that reflects the life and teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), the final messenger of the God. Born in Mecca in the 6th century, the Prophet Muhammad received the revelations of the Qur’an over a period of 23 years, providing a comprehensive guide to personal conduct, social ethics and spiritual enlightenment.

The verses of the Qur’an, revealed to the Prophet Muhammad through the Archangel Gabriel, emphasise the importance of unity among diverse communities. The Prophet’s life is a living example of these principles, demonstrating tolerance, kindness and respect for all. His interactions with people of different backgrounds and beliefs underscore the Qur’anic message of understanding and coexistence.

Prophet Muhammad’s life, known as the Sunnah, complements the Qur’an by offering practical demonstrations of the divine teachings. His humility, honesty and compassion became guiding principles for Muslims, illustrating the Qur’an’s emphasis on moral conduct and virtuous living. The Prophet’s actions and sayings, recorded in the Hadith, provide valuable insights into the interpretation and application of Qur’anic teachings in daily life.

Reading the Qur’an is not just an exploration of a sacred text; it is an immersion in the legacy of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). The Qur’an and the Prophet’s teachings encourage believers to seek knowledge, pursue justice and make a positive contribution to society. Islam, as exemplified by the Prophet, promotes harmonious coexistence with fellow human beings and the environment.

The Qur’an and Sunnah also serve as a source of comfort in difficult times. The Prophet’s unwavering faith and resilience in the face of adversity become inspiring lessons for believers facing trials. By reading the Qur’an and studying the life of the Prophet Muhammad, individuals find a source of hope and strength that transcends worldly uncertainties.

In conclusion, the Qur’an and the legacy of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) stand as beacons of divine guidance, inviting readers to explore their teachings and embark on a journey of spiritual awakening. Encouraging people to read the Qur’an is an invitation to understand Islam’s message of peace, compassion and justice as embodied by the Prophet. Through the Qur’an and Sunnah, individuals can discover a deep sense of purpose and a source of strength that transcends life’s challenges. Rooted in the Qur’an and the exemplary life of the Prophet Muhammad, Islam is not merely a religion; it is a comprehensive guide to living a purposeful and fulfilling life.

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Quran is the most important religious book of Islam religion and the Muslim community. According to the Islam religion, the discourses contained in the Quran were first of all expressed by the messenger of Allah named Jabriel to Mohammad Prophet on the direction of Allah.

Thereafter, the Prophet collected the discourses in the Quran and presented before the people. In other words, the holy Quran is a collection of divinely inspired utterances and discourses.

It is a holy book containing 300 pages divided into 114 chapters called Surahs. These are arranged roughly in order of length except for the short and popular prayers that constitute Surah 1 -Al Fatihah, the opening; Surah 2-Al Baqarah, the cow, has 286 verses; Surah 3, Al Imran, the family of Iran, has 200 verses; Surah 4, An Nisa, women, has 177 and so on down to the final Surahs that has only 3-6 short verses.

As the Madinan are usually the longer ones, the order is not chronological the formula Bismillah ar-Rahman meaning “in the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful, is prefixed to every Surah except one.

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The general tone of the Quran is sombre and meditative. It is written in a conversation style dialogues between God and humanity.

It is a vibrant outpouring of divine messages, of powerful bursts reflecting different moods. Covering the entire gamut of life, the Quran gives man and woman the highest possible status of vicegerent of God on Earth.

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40 Answers to 40 Questions About the Holy Quran

These 40 major Questions About the Holy Quran will help you get a solid grip on general knowledge about Quran. Share to help other people know about it too.

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What do you know about the Qur’an? How closely are we acquainted with this scripture of God? When and under what circumstances was it sent out? What sections does the Qur’an consist of, and which of the creatures of the Lord is mentioned in it? Read the answers to these and other questions in our material.

1. Who sent down the Quran?

2. to whom was the quran revealed.

To the Last Messenger of Allah, Prophet Muhammad PBUH .

3. Through whom was the revelation of the Quran sent?

Through the angel Jibril (AS).

4. What was the night when the Quran sent down to the lower heaven?

In the month of Ramadan on the night of Predestination ( Lailat-ul-Qadr ).

5. Where was the Quran first revealed by the angel Jibril to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)?

In the cave of Hira in the vicinity of Mecca.

6. How old was the Prophet Muhammad PBUH when the first revelation was sent to him?

7. how many years did allah send the quran.

23 years old.

8. For how long did the Prophet PBUH receive revelations in Makkah?

For 13 years.

9. How many years have the Quranic surahs been sent to the Prophet PBUH in Madinah?

10. which of the companions of the prophet pbuh recorded the divine revelation.

• Abu Bakr (RA)
• Zayed bin Haris (RA)
• Abdullah bin Masoud (RA)

11. At whose command, the Quran was written?

At the command of Abu Bakr (may the Lord be pleased with him).

12. On whose advice did Abu Bakr (RA) decide to assemble the Quran as a whole?

On the advice of the companion of Umar (may the Lord be pleased with him).

13. How many associates participated in the creation of a single Mushaf of the Quran in the reign of Abu Bakr (RA)?

75 associates.

14. How many copies made by Usman (RA) have survived to this day?

Only 2 copies, one of which is stored in Tashkent, the other in Istanbul.

15. How many surahs there are in the Quran?

16. how many surahs of the quran were sent down in makkah, 17. how many surahs of the quran were sent down in medinah, 18. what is the first surah of the quran.

Surah al-Fatiha .

19. What is the last surah of the Quran?

Surah an-Nas.

20. What surah is called the “Heart of the Quran”?

Surah Yasin (36th surah).

21. Which Surah of the Quran is the longest?

Surah al-Bakara (2nd surah).

22. What is the shortest surah of the Quran?

Surah al-Kausar (108th surah).

23. How many Juz are in the Quran?

The Quran consists of 30 juz.

24. How many verses in the Quran?

The Quran contains 6236 verses.

25. How many verses of the Quran, after reading of which you need to make an earthly bow (Sajda)?

26. what surah of the qur’an does not begin with the bismillah.

Sura at-Tauba (9th surah)

27. In what sura of the Quran does the Bismillah repeat twice?

In Sura al-Naml: 1 and 30 verses.

28. What surah is defined by God as a prayer (dua)?

Surah al-Fatiha.

29. How many names of Allah are mentioned in the Quran?

30. the names of which angels are mentioned in the quran.

Names of 5 angels.

• Jibril (2:98)
• Michael (2:98)
• Harut (2: 102)
• Marut (2: 102)
• Malik (43:77).

31. How many prophets are mentioned by name in the Quran?

25 prophets.

32. Which prophets are mentioned in the Quran?

• Idris (AS).
• Salih (AS).
• Ibrahim (AS).
• Ismail (AS).
• Ishaq (AS).
• Yakub (AS).
• Yusuf (AS).
• Shuaib (AS).
• Harun (AS).
• Dawood (AS).
• Suleiman (AS).
• Zulkifl (AS).
• Yunus (AS).
• Ilyas (AS).
• Zakaria (AS).
• Yahya (AS).
• Isa (AS). (AS).
• Muhammad (PBUH).

33. Which prophet’s name is mentioned most often in the Quran?

The name of the Prophet Musa (peace be upon him) is 136 times.

34. How many Surahs of the Quran are named after the names of the prophets?

• Surah “Yunus” (10)
• Surah “Hood” (11)
• Surah Yusuf (12)
• Surah “Ibrahim” (14)
• Surah “Nuh” (71)
• Surah “Muhammad” (47).

35. What woman’s name is mentioned in the Quran?

The name of the mother of the Prophet Isa (peace be upon him) is Maryam .

36. What is the name of the Companion of the Prophet Muhammad PBUH mentioned in the Quran?

Name of Zayed bin Haris (33:37).

37. What are the other names of the Quran according to the Quran itself?

The Qur’an is referred to as Al-Furkan, Al-Kitab, Al-Zikr, Al-Nur, Al-Khuda.

38. In what year did vowels appear in the Quran?

In the year 43 Hijra.

39. Under what conditions can you touch the Quran?

A person touching the Koran should be in a state of ritual ablution .

40. Who took responsibility for the preservation of the Quran?

The Almighty.

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My Favourite Book Essay in English Holy Quran

out today topic is “My Favourite Book Essay in English Holy Quran”. I am very passionate about reading books. There are so many books which I like but Holy Quran is my favorite book which is like most. Quran is undoubtedly the complete code and covers all aspects of life. The Holy Quran is released by Allah and revealed on the last Prophet of Islam Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W).  It is very helpful for living a peaceful life. Every minor aspect of life is discussed in Quran in detail.

“It is the God who taught the use of pen to its creatures and taught them which they knew not”

Every single aspect of life is very beautifully described in Holy Quran. It guides us how to differentiate between sins and evils. It describes us and teaches us every solution of a problem related to every minor topic of the whole universes in effective manners. There is a lot of information is hidden in this Book of Guidance with examples.

I recite Holy Quran on daily basis. It is in Arabic Language but is also translated into Urdu in order to understand the subject of Quran. I have firm believe in the teaching of Quran and every Muslim has firm believe because it reveals us the hidden mystery of two worlds. It not only teaches us about all aspects of worldly affairs but also guides about right and wrong affairs of the world hereafter.

The Holy Quran is written in the Arabic Language. But for our satisfaction and in order to learn the teachings of Allah and Muhammad the Holy Quran is translated into the Urdu language. It is comprised of thirty Paras. There are total one hundred and fourteen Surahs of which 85 Surahs are Makki whereas rest of the Surahs is Madani. There are 6666 are Sajad and Ayaats. The first Surah of Surah Fatiha which is the largest Surah of Quran among all Surahs whereas Surah Kosar is the shortest Surah of Quran.

The Holy Quran is the book in the world which is mostly read in the world. There are so many books which are often read in the world but Holy Quran is the sole book is most often read over again and again. There are also so many people who learned Holy Quran by Heart.  It is the sole book which gives you the surety of rewards of good deeds and punishments for bad acts and deeds. The major fact of this book it that the teaching of this Holy Book is not only for individuals or any nation or state but it is for the whole universe. We should all try to read the Holy Quran daily in order to seek refuge and forgiveness of Allah.

“Man without God is nothing but God without man is still God”

Here we end out today Topic that is “My Favourite Book Essay in English Holy Quran”.

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