Objectives of the Quran
It is the primary reason Allāh revealed the Qur’ān to humanity, serving as a divine roadmap to help us navigate every aspect of our lives.
What is guidance / Hidayah?
According to the Qur’ān, this is the number of divine promises that will be completely fulfilled both in this world and in the Hereafter.
What is all of them?
These two sacred texts are the religious scriptures of Judaism and Christianity.
What is the Torah and Injil?
This many years passed during the revelation of the entire Qur’ān to the Prophet Muhammad (S).
What is 23?
This 3-word Arabic phrase translates to "the Most Beautiful Names," referring to the 99 attributes of Allāh in Islam.
What is Asma al-Husna?
To ensure it serves as a constant book of guidance, believers are encouraged to do this with the Qur’ān.
What is keep it handy for everyday use?)
Allah fulfilled His promise to this prophet’s mother by having the Pharaoh’s household hire her as his wet nurse.
Who is Musa?
This part of a Hadith, which translates to the "chain of narrators," must be completely reliable to verify the text's authenticity.
What is Isnad?
This Angel helped Mohammad(S) arrange the verses of the Quran.
Who is Jibril?
This name translates to "The Forgiver" and highlights Allah’s trait of being most forgiving of our sins.
What is Al-Ghafir?
If the Qur’ān is compared to a map, this is how it serves as a guide for humanity in daily life.
What is showing the right path?
Because humans cannot do anything unless Allāh permits, this Arabic phrase should be said when making a promise
What is Inshallah?
At the time of the Prophet (S), most Hadith were preserved and passed down this way, rather than being collected into a single volume or large written records.
What is orally?
This Caliph ordered the destruction of all personal copies of the Qur’ān to establish a single, standardized text.
Who is Uthman?
Meaning "The All-Knowing," this Arabic name is one of the 99 attributes of Allah.
What is Al-'Aleem?)
This Arabic term used in the Quran translates to "Guardian" reflecting the text's role in preserving and overseeing previous scriptures.
What is Muhaimin?
According to Islamic belief, this is the one thing Allah never does with His promises.
What is break them?
This happened to the previous scriptures sent to other people.
They changed the scriptures.
Prompted by the loss of many Quran memorizers at the battle of Yamama, he served as the first caliph and ordered the first compilation of the holy text into a single written book.
Who is Abu Bakr?
This Arabic name of Allah translates directly to "The Creator."
What is Al-Khaliq?
Meaning "The Criterion," this title refers to the Quran's objective to serve as a standard for distinguishing right from wrong.
What is Al-Furqan?
In the Quran, Allah promises this eternal reward of ultimate peace and success to those who believe and do righteous deeds.
What is Paradise / Jannah?
It is the Arabic term for the "Authentic Six," a collection of foundational books compiled by Sunni scholars.
What is Sahih Sittah?
This Companion of the Prophet served as his chief scribe and later led the monumental task of compiling the Qur’ān into a single volume.
Who is Zaid ibn Thabit?
Muslims use this Arabic name, meaning "The All-Hearing," to describe Allah's ability to hear everything in creation.
What is As-Sami'?