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What is Quran?
Wahi-e-Mutlaq
(Absolute Revelation)
"كلامُ اللهِ، المُنزَّلُ على الرسول ﷺ، المكتوبُ في المصاحفِ، المنقولُ عنه، نقلا متواتر، بلا شبهة فيهِ"
“The Word of God (the Quran), revealed to the Messenger ﷺ, written in the Musahif*, transmitted from him, in frequent narrations, without any doubt about it.”
*Written in the Musahif: It is the text preserved in the written copies (the Mushaf) starting from Surah Al-Fatihah to Surah An-Nas.
Quran is also refered as Recited Revelation, which means it is recited in salah.
Huquq-ul-Quran
Quran Rights over Muslim
These are 5
Believe with certainity (sure faith)
Reciting Quran with proper Tajweed
Understanding and Ponder
Practice its Teachings
Propagate the Message and Teachings
Quranic Ayaths on subjects
All Quranic verses saying 'O Believers!....'
All Quranic verses saying 'Lord (RAB)...'
All Quranic verses saying 'GOD (ILAH)...'
All Quranic verses saying 'Creator (Qaliq)...'
بَیَانُ الِّسَانِ لِتَفْھِیْمِ الْقُرْآنِ
Bayan al-Lisan li Tafhimil-Quran is presented as a basic Arabic grammar book intended to help readers develop an understanding of Arabic, particularly the language of the Holy Qur’an.
Arabic grammar is essential for understanding Qur’anic verses accurately, as the grammatical structure of a sentence, the role of individual words, and changes in word endings can affect meaning. A foundational study of Arabic grammar can help students recognise nouns, verbs, particles, sentence structures, and the relationships between words.
The book’s title suggests an educational focus on explaining the Arabic language to facilitate Qur’anic understanding. It may be useful for beginners, students of Islamic studies, madrasa learners, and readers who wish to strengthen their Arabic language foundations.
What makes this book relevant?
What makes this book relevant?
Arabic grammar fundamentals
Qur’anic comprehension
Urdu and Persian language background
Beginner-friendly learning
Author : Mohammed Abdul Moiz Al-Qadri (محمد عبد المعز القادری)
B.Sc., M.B.A., M.A. (Urdu), M.A. (Persian)
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