Holy Quran – Basic Quran Information

Information About Holy Quran

Quran Pak(Holy Quran) is also called Kalam ullah(Written by ALLAH SWT). You can download Quran and also listen as well. Bieng a Muslim you must have some questions in your mind about Quran Shareef and a muslim you must tell these information to your childrens. So here i want to decribe some basic information about Holy Quran which will guide you to know about last islamic Book Holy Quran.

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What is Quran?

  • Holy Quran is last islamic book which written by ALLAH.

How many dots in Quran?

  • 10,25000.

How many words(Haroof) in Holy Quran?

  • 3,23,670.

How many Ayat(Verses) in Holy Quran?

  • 6,236.

How many Parts(Siparah) Holy Quran Consists?

  • 30.

How many Sijda in Holy Quran?

  • 14.

How many Manzil in Holy Quran?

  • 7.

How many words in Holy Quran?

  • 77,934.

How many Raku in Holy Quran?

  • 558.

How many Surah in Holy Quran?

  • 114.

How many Madni and Makki Surah in Holy Quran?

  • Makki 85.
  • Madni 29.

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When written zer(below), Zaber(above) and Pesh(in front) in Holy Quran?

  • This happened during the rule of Banu Umaiyah’s popular Khalifah Abdul Malik Bin Marwan. Hajaj bin Yousuf did that.

Certainly, here is some basic information about the Holy Quran:

  1. Name: The Holy Quran, also spelled as Qur’an, is the central religious text of Islam. The term “Quran” means “recitation” or “the recitation.”
  2. Revelation: Muslims believe that the Quran is the literal word of God (Allah) as revealed to the Prophet Muhammad by the Angel Gabriel over a period of approximately 23 years.
  3. Language: The Quran was originally revealed in Classical Arabic and is preserved in this language. Many Muslims around the world learn to recite and understand the Quran in its original language.
  4. Organization: The Quran is divided into chapters called “Surahs,” which vary in length, and these Surahs are further divided into verses known as “Ayahs.” There are a total of 114 Surahs in the Quran.
  5. Central Message: The Quran serves as a guide for Muslims in matters of faith, worship, morality, and daily life. It addresses a wide range of topics, including theology, law, ethics, guidance for personal conduct, stories of past prophets, and descriptions of the afterlife.
  6. Recitation: The Quran is recited and memorized by Muslims as part of their daily prayers and acts of worship. Those who memorize the entire Quran are given the honorific title of “Hafiz” or “Hafiza.”
  7. Holy Text: The Quran is considered the final and complete revelation from God and is regarded as the most sacred and authoritative text in Islam.
  8. Translations: The Quran has been translated into many languages, including English, to make it accessible to people who do not speak Arabic. However, Muslims consider the Arabic text to be the most authentic and use translations as a tool for understanding, not as a replacement for the original text.
  9. Tajweed: Proper recitation of the Quran is important in Islam. The rules of tajweed (pronunciation and intonation) are followed to ensure accurate recitation.
  10. Respect: Muslims treat the Quran with the utmost respect. They perform ablutions before handling it, and it is customary to place it on a clean surface, preferably elevated, and not to put any other books or objects on top of it.

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