Qur'an
Meaning
The Qur'an is the holy scripture of Islam, believed by Muslims to be God's revelation to Muhammad. Written in Arabic, it guides faith, law, and daily life. It is recited, memorized, and studied worldwide.
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Aaron is later commemorated in the Qur'an as one who had a "clear authority" (Qur'an 23: 45) and one who was "guided to the Right Path" (Qur'an 37: 118).
Adventures of Amir Hamza, J. Seyller, pg. 240 Qur'an Elijah is mentioned in the Qur'an, where his preaching is recounted in a concise manner.
Adultery is a violation of the marital contract and one of the major sins condemned by Allah in the Qur'an : Qur'anic verses prohibiting adultery include: : "Do not go near to adultery.
According to the Qur'an, Jacob remained in the company of the elect throughout his life.
After initial hesitation, Abu Bakr made a committee headed by Zayd ibn Thabit which included the memorizers of the Qur'an and Umar and to collect all verses of the book.
Ahmadiyya According to the Ahmadiyya view, much of the imagery presented in the Qur'an regarding Heaven, but also hell, is in fact metaphorical.