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What is the Arabic word for revelation, which the Quran is fundamentally associated with?
How many years did it take for the Quran to be revealed to Prophet Muhammad?
Which angel is responsible for conveying the revelations of the Quran?
The Quran is known to have how many other names derived from its verses?
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Which of the following names means 'The Guidance' in relation to the Quran?
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Before the Quran, which revelations were sent to other prophets according to Islamic belief?
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Which name of the Quran denotes 'The Healing'?
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What is the primary form in which the Quran was revealed?
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Which of the following names translates to 'The Goodness'?
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What does the name 'Al-Furqan' signify in relation to the Quran?
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Study Notes
The Quran & Islamic Foundation
- The Quran serves as the central sacred text of Islam, serving as the foundation for the faith.
- Revealed over 23 years to the Prophet Muhammad through the angel Gabriel.
- The Arabic term for revelation is Wahi, derived from awha, meaning "to inform secretly."
- The Quran embodies Divine Guidance and the message communicated to prophets across history to guide humanity.
- Other prophets, prior to Muhammad, received revelations, including the Sahifas of Abraham and Noah, Torah of Moses, Psalms of David, Gospel of Jesus, and the Quran of Muhammad.
Understanding the Name "Quran"
- The word "Quran" originates from the root word Qara'a, signifying "to read or recite."
- The Quran itself references itself, leading to the emergence of 55 additional names reflecting various aspects of the text.
Key Names of the Quran
- Al-Kitab ("The Book")
- Al-Furqan ("The Distinction between Truth and Falsehood")
- Al-Nur ("The Light")
- Al-Shifa ("The Healing")
- Al-Huda ("The Guidance")
- Al-Hikmat ("The Wisdom")
- Al-Rahmat ("The Mercy")
- Al-Khair ("The Goodness")
- Al-Haq ("The Truth")
- Al-Majid ("The Glorious")
Revelation Process
- The Quran was not revealed as a complete book but in parts throughout Muhammad's mission.
- Each part was written and memorized immediately upon revelation.
- A complete written copy wasn't given to Muhammad at the beginning of his mission.
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Explore the significance of the Quran as the central sacred text of Islam. This quiz covers its revelation, key names, and its role in providing Divine Guidance throughout history. Test your understanding of the Quran and its impact on the Islamic faith.
