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Book Of Allah ( AL QURAN AL KARIM Or The Holy Quran ) ENGLISH TRANSLATION نسخة انجليزية

Written by Muhammad Messenger of God

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Book Of Allah ( AL QURAN AL KARIM or The Holy Quran ) The Quran ( Arabic القُرْآن, al-Qurʾān, "the recitation" ) is the sacred text of Islam . For Muslims, it takes verbatim the word of God ( Allah ). This book is to this day the first and oldest authentic literary document known in Arabic; Muslim tradition presents it as the first work in Arabic, with the specific character of inimitability in beauty and in ideas. For Muslims, the Koran groups together the words of God, revelations ( āyāt ) made to the last prophet and messenger of God Muhammad ( محمد, Muḥammad, "the praised") from 610-612 until his death in 632 by l ' archangel Gabriel ( جبريل, jibril ). The Koran is sometimes called simply al-kitāb ("the Book"), adh-dhikr ("the Reminder") or al-furqān ("the Discernment"). In this sense, it is, for Muslims, the expression of an uncreated attribute of God addressed to the intention of all humanity .

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Themes, characters and key ideas in Book Of Allah ( AL QURAN AL KARIM Or The Holy Quran ) ENGLISH TRANSLATION نسخة انجليزية, written by Chaptra AI.

  • about 8 hours
  • advanced
  • profound
  • didactic
  • awe-inspiring

The Quran, meaning 'The Recitation,' is the sacred scripture of Islam, believed by Muslims to be the verbatim word of God (Allah) revealed to the Prophet Muhammad through the Archangel Gabriel over 23 years. It serves as a comprehensive guide for humanity, encompassing theological doctrines, ethical principles, legal injunctions, historical narratives of prophets, and warnings about the Day of Judgment. Revered as the foundational text of Arabic literature, its linguistic beauty and profound ideas are considered inimitable, offering a timeless message of monotheism, justice, and submission to God's will.

“Say, 'He is Allah, [who is] One,' 'Allah, the Eternal Refuge.' 'He has not begotten, nor has He been begotten,' 'And there is none comparable to Him.' (Surah Al-Ikhlas, 112:1-4)”

Key themes

Tawhid (Monotheism)
The absolute oneness and uniqueness of God (Allah), emphasizing that He has no partners, equals, or offspring. This theme is the foundational pillar of Islam, permeating every aspect of the Quran's teachings, from creation to ethics.
Prophethood and Revelation
The belief that God communicates with humanity through chosen messengers (prophets) who deliver divine guidance and warnings. The Quran presents a continuous chain of prophethood, culminating in Muhammad, and emphasizes the consistency of God's message across different eras.
Accountability and the Afterlife
The doctrine that every individual will be resurrected and held accountable for their deeds on the Day of Judgment, leading to either reward in Paradise or punishment in Hell. This theme serves as a powerful motivator for righteous conduct and a deterrent against evil.

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