The Noah story is constantly repeated, but as a threat. It shows us what God could do to us if we misbehave. iv) Equally gratuitous is his citation of the views of “some commentators objecting to the miraculous” 48 speech of the ant, recounted in verse 18 of Surah Al-Naml. His quotation of an unorthodox view, without any contradiction on his part, could be misconstrued as his endorsement.

For those who are still in denial and claim that Aisha entered an early puberty - clearly the below passages clearly state that she was NOT:

If any woman commits a "lewd act," it takes "four witnesses" to convict them. Then they shall be "confined" in their homes "until death overtakes them." Or until "God finds another way for them." This is one book that I will never be finished reading. I believe no one can be finished with it unless they understand it fully and completely and then implement it fully and completely in their lives. As that is near to impossible unless Allah wills it, I will never be changing the status to read of this miracle. Houssein Nahaboo, The Holy Quran ( The Holy Qurān: the Arabic text and its translation in the English language), by Mus-Haf Publication, Mauritius, 1987 not to be confused with his Frence translation of the Quran entitled Le saint Coran, published in 1983. George Sale, The Koran, Commonly Called the Alcoran of Mohammed ( The Koran, commonly called the Alcoran of Mohammed, translated into English immediately from the original Arabic; with Explanatory Notes, taken from the most approved Commentators. To which is prefixed A Preliminary Discource), translated from Arabic and Latin of Ludovico Maracci. Read Now → It is forbidden to eat swine. I guess because it is an "unclean" animal. So keep a clean pigsty. How much uncleaner is a pig than any other farm animal? Isn't it time to put these ancient ideas about clean and unclean animals away?

The Meaning of the Glorious Qur'an; New Modern English Edition with brief explanatory notes and Index of subjects; 7th Edition (2011), Published by IDCI, available at: www.idci.co.uk ix) In his prefatory note to Surah Al-Buruj, he rightly notes: “Verses 4 to 7 are generally taken to refer to the massacre of Christians of Najran in Al-Yaman by a Jewish king Dhu Nawas, an event of great historical importance”. 53 Intriguingly enough, he then tends to contest the historicity of this “event of great historical importance” by citing the Jewish German Orientalist, Josef Horovitz’s opinion that the Quranic “words refer not to any historical event”. 54 Such contradictory statements in the same explanatory note could be very disconcerting for readers new to the Quran. Indeed, those who have believed and those who were Jews and the Sabeans and the Christians and the Magians and those who associated with Allah - Allah will judge between them on the Day of Resurrection. Indeed Allah is, over all things, Witness.

THE GLORIOUS QURAN

Transliterated Arabic terms have been avoided wherever an English definition could serve, keeping exceptions to a minimum. Necessary clarifications or additions are given in footnotes. To let the Quran speak for itself, adding footnotes only where deemed necessary for explanation of points not readily understood or when more than one meaning is acceptable Each verse was reviewed in Arabic with reference to several works of tafseer and grammar. Abdul Hameed Siddiqui, The Holy Quran ( The Holy Qur’an: English Translation and Explanatory Notes). Maulwi Sher Ali& Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, The Holy Quran ( The Holy Qur’ān — Arabic Text and English Translation).

S. V. Mir Ahmed Ali, The Holy Quran, ( The Holy Qur’an: with English translation of the Arabic text and commentary according to the version of the Holy Ahlul-Bait: with special notes from Ayatullah Agha Haji Mirza Mahdi Pooya Yazdi on the philosophic aspects of some of the verses). Read Now → The Quran is the central religious text of Islam, which Muslims believe to be the verbatim word of God (Arabic: الله, Allah). By Reading 4 times Chapter No 109 which only contains 6 verses you will again get the reward of reading full Holy Quran.

Muhammad Asad (born Leopold Weiss), The Message of the Qur’an ( The Message of the Qur’ān; Translated and Explained by Muhammad Asad). A preliminary, limited edition of part of this work (comprising the first nine chapters of the Quran), was published in 1964. The complete edition was published in 1980 by Dar al-Andalus Limited, Gibraltar. Read Now → ii) His comment on verse ninety of Surah Al-Nahl that this verse is “recited at the end of every weekly sermon in all Sunni congregations” 46 is marred by two factual inaccuracies: (A) It is recited as part of the Friday noon prayer sermon, and hence his branding it as a “weekly sermon” is non-specific and confounding for readers. (B) It features in the Friday sermon of not only Sunni but also Shiah congregations. Recently, a few educationalists criticize the memorization of the Qur’an at an early age with out understanding its that means, claiming that humans need to not memorize what they do not recognize. I believe that, this is the book of God .. but my faith is not a reason in my assessment it as such .. it's really .. spirituality .. transparency . and a great many things I can not explain it .. this book is really and honestly , the book that I did not find anything that could be the subject of negative criticism .. so after the study and after inspection .. by all honesty and sincerity and goodwill , I can give The Quran, And only

Don't have a copy of Sahih Bukhari at hand? Not to worry, I have links to the remarkable passages here:Have other people noticed that the Qur'an is listed here as being by Allah, whereas the Bible is by "Anonymous"? If I were a Christian, I think that would leave me feeling just a little annoyed. Due to the flexibility of Arabic tenses, the Quran is unique in its graphic portrayal of occurrences in the Hereafter. Through use of the past tense the feeling is given that one is already there, having experienced what is described. Much of this is lost in English, where such descriptions are confined to “will” of the future. Quran Majeed is a book that guides the people to spend their life in the best way, it has rules and states different rewards for the people who are obedient and follow it and also states the punishment for the people who are disobedient and do not follow it. It has solutions to all the problems of humanity. It is a miracle and no human can create content like it. Previous Holy Books were revealed at once or sent from Allah but Quran was revealed according to the situation in 23 years. On the reading the Glorious Qur’an, one should bear in mind the glory of the Speaker Most High and reflect upon what he reads. Furthermore, a reader of the Glorious Qur’an should steer clear of what hinders the understanding of the Glorious Qur’an, such as concerning himself only with the correct pronunciation of sounds, committing sins, and following his vain desires and whims.