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Al-Anam 53–73
This passage turns on the theme of Allah's complete knowledge and authority, and how that reality should shape the believer's relationships, speech and loyalty. It opens…
Al-Anam 1–27
Surat al-An'am opens with praise: "[All] praise is [due] to Allah, who created the heavens and the earth and made the darkness and the light" (6:1). From the very first…
Al-Maidah (Sec 8/8)
This passage, closing Surat Al-Ma'idah, moves through two seemingly distinct but thematically united sections: detailed legislation on witness testimony during travel…
An-Nisa (Sec 10/10)
The passage opens with the assertion that all People of the Scripture will believe in Jesus (ﷺ) before their death, and he will be a witness against them on the Day of…
An-Nisa (Sec 7/10)
This passage opens with a prohibition against arguing on behalf of those who deceive themselves, emphasizing that Allah is fully aware of their secrets and plans. The…
An-Nisa (Sec 6/10)
This section of Surah An-Nisa is a legal and ethical manual for community survival and integrity. It opens with a categorical command regarding hypocrites: do not take…
An-Nisa (Sec 5/10)
The passage opens with a military call to action, but quickly pivots to a psychological critique of those who avoid sacrifice. The hypocrite is portrayed as oscillating…
An-Nisa (Sec 3/10)
This passage opens with one of the Qur'an's most comprehensive ethical charters, commanding the worship of Allah alone, free of any association, and then radiating…
An-Nisa (Sec 2/10)
This passage opens by directly confronting and abolishing the pre-Islamic practice of treating widows as inheritable property, forbidding men from pressuring wives into…
An-Nisa (Sec 1/10)
This passage opens Sūrat al-Nisāʾ with a sweeping address to all of humanity, establishing the shared origin of every man and woman from a single soul before pivoting…
Aali Imran (Sec 8/9)
This passage opens by reframing the apparent loss at Uḥud in eternal terms: whether a believer is killed in Allah's cause or dies naturally, the forgiveness and mercy…
Aali Imran (Sec 7/9)
This passage opens by describing the qualities of the righteous, the muhsinin, in terms that move seamlessly from generosity in both prosperity and hardship, to the…
Aali Imran (Sec 6/9)
This passage opens with a sobering description of the humiliation and destitution that befell those among the Children of Israel who persistently rejected Allah's signs…
Aali Imran (Sec 4/9)
This passage shifts the surah's focus toward the Jewish community of Medina, examining with unusual specificity the moral and spiritual failures of certain of their…
Aali Imran (Sec 5/9)
This passage moves through several interconnected themes united by the question of what constitutes genuine faith and righteous community: the finality of persistent…
Aali Imran (Sec 2/9)
This passage moves through two major movements that, on the surface, appear quite different but are united by a single underlying theme: the absolute, uncontested…
Aali Imran (Sec 1/9)
This opening passage of Surat Aali Imran establishes the surah's central theological project: defending the integrity and unity of divine revelation against those who…
Al-Baqarah (Sec 16/16)
This closing passage of Surat al-Baqarah gathers together several of the surah's major threads - wealth, justice, contractual honesty, and faith - and resolves them into…
Al-Baqarah (Sec 13/16)
This section of Sūrat al-Baqarah opens with one of the Quran's most universal and psychologically penetrating statements: 'Perhaps you hate a thing and it is good for…
Al-Baqarah (Sec 10/16)
This passage brings together three of the Quran's most elevated theological and legislative accomplishments in a single sustained movement. It opens by completing the…
Al-Baqarah (Sec 9/16)
This passage delivers the formal command of the qiblah change — the physical reorientation of all Muslim prayer from Jerusalem to the Sacred Mosque in Makkah — before…
Al-Baqarah (Sec 6/16)
This passage continues and intensifies the Quran's confrontation with religious self-interest, focusing with particular sharpness on the specific psychological and…
Al-Baqarah (Section 4/16)
This passage is a sustained meditation on the perversity of ingratitude in the face of extraordinary divine favour. The sequence opens with the thunderbolt that struck…
Al-Baqarah (Section 3/16)
This passage is structured around two interlocking themes: the boundless mercy of Allah that accepts repentance and provides guidance, and the pattern of ingratitude…
Al-Baqarah (Section 2/16)
This passage completes the portrait of hypocrisy with a second vivid parable (verses 19–20) before pivoting, with the universal address of verse 21, to lay the…
Al-Fatihah
Al-Fatihah — the Opening — is the mother of the Quran, and its seven verses contain within them the entire architecture of Islamic belief and worship. The central theme…