Islamic believers (Muslims) believe that the Quran is the revelation of Allah. It is widely regarded as the best Arabic classics and literary works. The chapters of the Quran are called "Suras" and the verses are called " Aya".

Muslims believe that the content of the Quran is orally taught to Muhammad by God through the angel Gabriel (Jabriel). It lasted 23 years from 609 AD until the death of Saint Muhammad in 632. Muslims believe that the "Quran" is a miracle that assists the saint Muhammad in his mission and proves his identity as a prophet, and he is also the last prophet to receive revelation since Adam.

According to tradition, many of the companions of the saint Muhammad acted as secretaries and were responsible for writing down the revelations of Allah. These companions compiled based on these records and their memories shortly after the death of the saint Muhammad. As various versions of the notes appeared when writing notes, Caliph Osman formulated a model called "Ottoman" to organize it, which is generally regarded as the prototype of the current "Quran". However, in view of the different readings of the Quran, most of the readings are slightly different from each other, and some readings are quite different from others, and the early Arabic texts cannot be pronounced at all. Therefore, the relationship between the Ottoman version and the current "Quran" and the revelation received by Muhammad is still unclear.


The content of the "Quran" is similar to the main stories recorded in the Jewish "Old Testament" and the Christian "New Testament", but some are just general expositions, some are extended and detailed, and sometimes additional information and events are provided. Evaluation and interpretation. Unlike the previous two, the writers of the "Quran" position themselves as a guiding book, so they rarely record the specific instructions of the oracles and related historical events in detail, often emphasizing the values ​​in the events, and Not the story itself. The Quran and the Sunnah are the basis for the formulation of Islamic law. The Quran can only be read in Arabic during the service.

The person who can recite the entire Quran is called Hafiz, and some Muslims read the verses of the Quran by recitation, which is called Tajweed. In Ramadan (i.e. Ramadan), Muslims reciting the entire Quran in Telawi according to customary practice. Most Muslims use Tafsir (annotation to the Quran) when understanding the meaning of the scriptures

The Quran will also intercede for us on the Judgment Day. The Prophet said: 'Recite the Quran, and it will intercede for its owners on the Judgment Day.' We should all know that reciting the Quran will be rewarded differently because of the effort put in. The Holy Prophet said: 'Those who recite the Quran and are already able to recite the scriptures will be at the same level as the noble and kind recorders. Those who recite the Quran and take care of it with heart, and those who have difficulties will receive a double reward.' We should try our best to grasp the Quran, recite, understand and follow its teachings, and then show it in our morality and behavior; while learning and teaching at the same time. /Persian Architecture' Art, etc.

We sincerely pray that Allah will give us the Quran to warm our hearts, brighten our vision, clear our sorrows and sorrows, be merciful to us and read it, so that we can successfully follow its teachings and virtues.