16 Questions
What is the literal meaning of the word 'Quran'?
To recite
How is the Quran technically defined?
As the book containing the speech of Allah
Which attribute of the Holy Quran ensures that it will be protected from corruption?
It will always be guarded from corruption
What is another name for the Quran based on the text?
The Inimitable Word
Which of the following attributes is NOT associated with the Holy Quran?
Warning
Why was it mentioned that the previous books like the Old and New Testaments were changed and altered?
To draw a comparison with the preservation of the Quran
What is the main theme of the Quranic verse 4:82?
The lack of contradictions in the Quran
According to the Quranic verse 10:38, what challenge is presented to those who doubt the origin of the Quran?
To find a surah similar to it
In verse 54:32, what aspect of the Quran is emphasized regarding remembrance?
Its accessibility for memorization
Which statement best summarizes the purpose of the Quran based on verse 10:57?
To provide guidance and mercy
What does verse 17:82 suggest about the Quran?
It contains healing and mercy for believers
In verses 75:16-19, what is highlighted about the Prophet's role in relation to the Quran?
He is responsible for reciting it accurately
Based on the information provided, why did Zaid bin Thabit write down the revelations for the Prophet Muhammad?
To preserve them for future generations
What lesson can be derived from the verse 10:38 regarding challenges to the authenticity of religious texts?
'Bring a surah like it' implies uniqueness and eloquence of divine scripture
'A healing and a mercy to those who believe' (17:82) refers to which aspect of the Quran?
Its ability to provide guidance and compassion
What is emphasized in verse 10:57 regarding the Quran's impact on people?
It provides guidance and mercy.
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