Study of Grand Quran in a sequence; a proposal 2:1-7
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Study of Grand Quran in a sequence; 21-7
Assalamo Alaikum,
I wish a space is earmarked for 114 Chapters, seperate thread for each chapter, so that people could benefit from the many knowledgable persons, particularly moderators of the forum, by studying Quran in a sequential order. And it may become a source of knowledge for the people roaming on the net, and are getting little.
I am starting Chapter-2, in the hope of favorable consideration by moderators, particularly sister Samia, the teacher.
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Letters/consonants of Arabic language, Alif; Laam and Meem .
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This isThe Book, within this there is no suspicious/conjectural/whimsical/un-certain/ perplexing/disconcerting/illusory matter/statement. This Book is the Guide for those people who endeavor remaining cautious, heedful, and mindful.
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who accept/believe in the presence/existence without being in sight; and they maintain/ manage/ organize/ stand for the performance of the Salat, and out of the worldly resources which We have given them as sustenance they spend .
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And Muttaqeen are those, who accept/believe in that which has since been sent to you , and they also accept/believe what was sent in the times before you . And they have firm belief/conviction in the Last Day .
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They are the people who are heading on the guidance from their Sustainer Lord. And they are the people who endeavor for perpetual success.
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Indeed for those, it is one and the same thing upon them whether you admonish them or do not admonish them, who have already deliberately refused to accept , they will not accept, today and in future. Allah has let the cover keep veiling upon their hearts and upon their audition ; and upon their faculty of vision is a veil . And for them is a grave torment . -
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is for the entire humanity, till the Last Day, since the Last Messenger of Allah, who brought and delivered it to the mankind, is the Bashir and Nazir with respect to i.e. for the people universally pronounce, "O you the Mankind! indeed I am the Messenger of Allah for you people collectively, universally"
The Messenger pronounced, "And this Quran has been revealed to me so that I admonish you, the present people, with this Quran, and to admonish the one to whom this Quran reached" {Refer 619]
The universality of the Book require that, at its very outset, it should not place a demand upon its reader, who hitherto has not read it, or listened it, or believed in it. It would have created an embarrassment for the new reader who somehow picked it up in the pursuit of knowledge and truth, which is the basic stimuli for reading any book. The begins, unlike the First Surat {Meant for believers only], with the first numbered Ayah http//www.ahadees.com/images/quran/arabic/2_1.gif instead of
http//www.ahadees.com/images/quran/arabic/1_1.gif. Had it been so, it could have been embarrassing for an atheist, or an unbeliever, or raising of a valid objection by him.The basic requirement to acquire ability to read a book of any language is to acquaint oneself with the sound and manner of shaping/drawing of the letters of that language. Each letter has a specific, distinctive and cognizable sound articulated with the help of sound articulators and ejected/thrown out of one's mouth. An alphabet attempts ideally to indicate each separate sound by a separate symbol. The next step is to know the conjoining/combining/sewing together of the letters which creates words with a distinct sound having predetermined perception/meanings. The words are structured into phrases and sentences to convey ideas, thoughts, knowledge, feelings, data, information, news, concepts and perceptions for the listener or the reader. And these sentences eventually compile a book.
The beginning of with letters and signs reflects that the Book in hand is in the language that has letters and other marks, representing that its writing system is a combination of sounds that form a syllable, rather than a single sound. Arabic alphabet comprises of 28 letters and its count becomes 29 when we count "Hamza, " as a distinct letter. .
14 Letters have been used in different combinations in 29 Sura {chapters] of Grand Quran. In 19 Sura, there are 20 complete Ayat comprising only of letters and prolongation sign, and in 10 Sura these are the initial part of the Ayat. One letter is written in two styles and . Letter is used only in the beginning and middle of a word and is not used as such.
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It is a good idea. Suggested before. Requires constant momentum though
Should be easier now with resources such as
http//www.studyquran.co.uk/PRLonline.htmThanks Wakas, for supporting the idea. Link will certainly help a lot in meaninfully studying the Grand Quran.
