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    The Quran is the holy book of Islam that was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad over 22 years. It contains 114 chapters and over 6000 verses that provide guidance on all aspects of life. Some key facts about the Quran include that it was first revealed to Muhammad in a cave near Mecca when he was 40 years old, its central theme is the relationship between God, the universe and humanity, and God has taken responsibility to preserve the Quran for all time.

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    The Quran is the holy book of Islam that was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad over 22 years. It contains 114 chapters and over 6000 verses that provide guidance on all aspects of life. Some key facts about the Quran include that it was first revealed to Muhammad in a cave near Mecca when he was 40 years old, its central theme is the relationship between God, the universe and humanity, and God has taken responsibility to preserve the Quran for all time.

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    The Quran is the holy book of Islam that was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad over 22 years. It contains 114 chapters and over 6000 verses that provide guidance on all aspects of life. Some key facts about the Quran include that it was first revealed to Muhammad in a cave near Mecca when he was 40 years old, its central theme is the relationship between God, the universe and humanity, and God has taken responsibility to preserve the Quran for all time.

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    The key takeaways are that the Quran contains information about its revelation, organization, contents, and claims about itself being preserved from corruption.

    The main topics covered in the Quran include articles of faith, moral teachings, rights and obligations, crime and punishment, personal and public law.

    The Quran is organized into 114 chapters (surahs) containing around 6666 verses (ayahs). It is divided into 30 parts and there are 540 paragraphs.

    FACTS ABOUT QURAN

    In the name of Allah most Gracious most Merciful.

    The word "Quran" literally means ''The Book being read repeatedly".

    The revelation of the Quran started through Wahi (inspiration) from Allah
    (swt).

    The first revelation came to the Prophet (pbuh) in Ghare Hera (cave
    Hera).

    Cave Hera is in Jabl-e-Noor (Noor Mountain) on the road to Mina about


    3 miles to the East of Holy Macca.

    The Prophet was about 40 years old when Angel Jibrail brought the
    first revelation from Allah (swt).

    The subject of the Quran is ''Man" (the one created in the best of form)
    and his ultimate goal in life.

    The theme of the Quran consists broadly of three fundamental beliefs.


    They are: 1. Tawhid - Allah and predestination 2. Risalah - Angels of
    Allah, Books of Allah and Messengers of Allah 3. Akhirah - Life after
    Death and the Day of Judgement

    The language of the Quran is pure and clear Arabic.

    The Quran is divided into 30 parts (Parahs in Urdu or Juz in Arabic).

    There are 114 chapters (Surahs) in the Quran.

    There are 540 paragraphs (Rukoos) in the Quran.

    There are 6666 verses (Ayats) in the Quran.

    There are 10 different kinds of verses (Ayats) in the Quran. They are:
    1. Promise verses 1000 2. Warning verses 1000 3. Forbidden verses
    1000 4. Order verses 1000 5. Example verses 1000 6. Story verses
    1000 7. Allowing as lawful 250 8. Prohibitory verses 250 9. Praise verses
    100 10. Miscellaneous verses 66

    The first revealed verses of the Quran are the first 5 verses (Ayats) of
    Surah Al Alaq.

    The last verse was revealed shortly before the Prophets (pbuh) death.
    It is the third verse of Surah Al Maidah.

    The period of revelation of the Quran is 22 years, 5 months and 14 days.

    There are 14 verses (Ayats) in the Quran where prostration is a must


    whenever you recite or listen to those verses.

    The Quran commands the Muslims to offer Salah (Namaz) 700 times.

    The Quran was revealed to the Prophet (pbuh) in two cities. Macca
    Al-Mukarramah and Madina Al-Munawwarah.

    65 chapters (Surahs) were revealed in Macca and they are called


    Maccan Surahs.

    The period of revelation in Macca was 13 years.

    18 chapters (Surahs) were revealed in Madina and they are called


    Madani Surahs.

    The period of revelation in Madina was 10 years.

    The names of 26 Prophets are mentioned in the Quran.

    Prophet Musa (pbuh) is mentioned most in the Quran. He is mentioned


    135 times.

    Prophet Ibrahim (pbuh) is mentioned 67 times in the Quran.

    Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) is mentioned 5 times in the Quran.

    God Almighty's name ''Allah" is mentioned 2584 times in the Quran.

    4 angels are mentioned in the Quran. They are: 1. Jibrail (pbuh) 2. Mikail
    (pbuh) 3. Haroot 4. Maroot

    5 Mosques are mentioned in the Quran. They are: 1. Masjid-e-Haram


    in Mecca 2. Masjid-e-Aqsa in Baitul Muqaddas, Palestine 3. Masjid-e-
    Quba in Madina 4. Masjid-e-Nabawwi in Madina 5. Masjid-e-Zarar in
    Madina

    Allah (swt) ordered in the Quran to destroy (demolish) Masjid-e-Zarar


    in Madina. This mosque was built by the hypocrites (Munafeqeen) the
    enemies of Muslims.

    The biggest chapter (Surah) in the Quran is Surah Al-Baqarah (the cow).
    It has 286 verses (Ayats).

    The smallest chapters (Surahs) in the Quran are Surah Al-Asr, Al-
    Kauser and An-Nasr. They have 3 verses (Ayats).

    The first person to memorize the Quran was Prophet Muhammad (pbuh).

    By the time the Prophet (pbuh) passed away, 40 people (Huffaz) had
    already memorized the Quran.

    Surah Tauba (also called Surah Barat) does not begin with "Bismillah
    AlRahman AlRaheem" (In the name of Allah).

    In Surah Naml (chapter ant) ''Bismillah AlRahman AlRaheem" (In the


    name of Allah) is mentioned twice.

    99 Attributes/the Glorious names of Allah (Asma-e-Husna) are


    mentioned in the Quran.

    The 3 men who were not the Prophets of Allah but are mentioned in
    the Quran are: 1. Luqman 2. Aziz-e-Misr 3. Zulqarnain

    Hazrat Maryam is the only woman mentioned by name in the Quran.

    The Bani Israil (nation) is mentioned in the Quran as the people whom
    Allah had blessed with many favors but they disobeyed Him.

    The only Sahabi (companion of the Prophet) mentioned by name in


    the Quran is Zaid Bin Harithah.

    6 chapters (Surahs) in the Quran are named after the Prophets. They
    are: 1. Surah Younus 2. Surah Hud 3. Surah Yousuf 4. Surah Ibrahim 5.
    Surah Nuh 6. Surah Muhammad

    Surah Al-Fatiha is also called as "Ummul Quran" (the mother of the


    Quran). It is the first chapter (Surah) of the Quran.
    Surah Al-Baqarah is also called as "Sinamul Quran" (the zenith of the
    Quran). This Surah contains more commands than any other Surah.

    Surah An-Nas is the last Surah of the Quran.

    The Quran is the only revelation of Allah that exists unaltered and
    undistorted.

    Allah the Almighty has taken the responsibility of preserving the Quran.
    He says in Surah Al-Hijr, Ayat-9 "Surely, We have revealed this
    eminder (zikr) and Lo, We verily are its Guardian".

    Praise be to Allah the Cheriser and Sustainer of of the worlds, Who said in Surah
    Al-Ma'ida; Ayat 15, "There has come to you from Allah a new light and a clearly
    expressed Book".

    And may peace and blessings be upon Prophet Muhammad who has said, "The
    best among you is he who learned the Qur'an and then taught it.

    The Glorious Quran is a unique Book with a supreme author, an external


    message and a universal relevance. It contains the foundations for an entire
    system of life. It covers different issues such as articles of faith, moral teachings,
    rights and obligations, crime and punishment, personal and public law etc.

    In the Qur'an there are also reminders of Allah's favours on His creation, mild but
    firm warnings and rebukes. There are also stories of the past, followed by
    lessons to be learned from their fate.

    The Qur'an is for all times, all conditions and all mankind. It contains a complete
    code which provides for all areas of life. It is a code which has no boundaries of
    time, place or nation. It will remain the same for all times to come as Allah (swt)
    has taken upon Himself the duty of guarding it.

    The Qur'an is Allah's eternal miracle. Its subject is man and its central theme is
    the concepts relating to God, the universe and man. It totally changes the pattern
    of life of those who believe and practise its teachings. Allah (swt) has perfected
    His religion for all mankind with the revelation of thr Qur'an. We should therefore
    read it, understand it and follow it to achieve success and eternal bliss.

    AHMED ZIA HAIDER


    PLEASE REMEMBER ME IN YOUR PRAYERS

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