The Quran is the guidance, which means the guidance for all humanity. The Arabic word for “Quran” literally translates to “reading” and “recitation”. It is the final revelation from Allah, (the message) that He sent through His final messenger Muhammad (P.B.U.H) .Nothing in this Holy book is doubtful or dishonest.The Quran divides into 30 parts/juz and subdivides into 114 Surahs. Muslims classify the Surahs as Makki or Madni surahs based on where Allah revealed them.
The central theme of the Al-Quran revolves around monotheism (Tawheed) and the majesty of Allah. It discusses fundamental concepts like prophethood, belief in the afterlife, the promise of Heaven (Jannah), struggles against temptation, humanity’s place in the world, and personal responsibilities, among others.
Muhammad (P.B.U.H) received the initial revelation at Mount Hira and over the next twenty-three years, Allah revealed the Holy Book of Islam, the Quran pak, to him.
The opening Sura of the Quran-Shareef is Al Fatiha. The Holy Quran’s essence is literally contained in it. This Surah has seven verses. All Muslims use it several times a day during the five daily prayers, making it the most recited Surah in the world. Similarly Surah Al-Baqara is the Quran’s second Surah. It has 286 verses, making it the longest chapter of the Holy Quran. This Surah also contains the longest verse of the Al-Quran, 2:282.
The Holy Quran is essential for every Muslim to memorize and understand. Reciting the Quran has numerous advantages:
The following Suras (Chapters) have been named after the Prophets:
Allah gives it several different names, such as al-Furqan (the Criterion), al-Dhikr (the Reminder), and al-Kitab (the Book). Numerous attributes of the Qur’an are also mentioned in it, like “glad tiding” (bushra) etc.
The Quran is the religious book of Muslims revealed by Muhammad (SAWW).
The Holy Quran was orally revealed by Allah through Jibrael (AS) to Muhammad (SAWW).
The Quran was revealed between 610-632 CE.
It consists of 114 Surahs, with 86 Makki and 28 Madni. There are 6666 Ayats/Verses, 604 pages, 540 Ruku, 7 Manzil, and 14 Sajdah in the Holy Quran.
The Quran, as the final and eternal divine revelation, serves as a comprehensive guide for Muslims, offering timeless wisdom and guidance for navigating life’s complexities. Regular recitation and application of its teachings lead to spiritual growth and alignment with the righteous path, a guidance that endures till the end of the world.
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