Articles

This section contains articles examining Quranic subjects, verses, and commonly discussed religious questions. Each article focuses on the Quran itself and encourages readers to verify the discussion directly within the text.

A dramatic illustration of the Kaaba set between two signposts labeled "Becca" and "Mecca," symbolizing the Quran's distinct use of the names and inviting readers to examine the Quranic evidence.
Azhar Khan

Why “Becca” Instead of “Mecca”?

Why does the Quran use “Becca” instead of “Mecca” in 3:96? This article examines traditional explanations, modern academic scholarship, and the Quranic proof centered upon the number nineteen and the possibility of deliberate structural precision within the Quran.

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An open Quran illuminated by golden light beside a magnifying glass and a checklist questioning abrogation, symbolizing an examination of whether the Quran itself teaches the doctrine of abrogation.
Azhar Khan

Abrogation in the Quran — Proof or Verse?

The doctrine of abrogation became one of the most influential concepts in traditional Islamic interpretation. This article examines whether Quran 2:106 truly refers to cancellation of Quranic verses or instead to divine signs, miracles, and proofs in light of the Quran’s own internal coherence and self-presentation.

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An open Quran displaying Surah 9 beneath a magnifying glass, with the Basmalah shown separately to illustrate its unique omission from the beginning of the chapter and invite examination of its Quranic significance.
Azhar Khan

Why Is the Basmalah Missing from Surah 9?

Why does Surah 9 uniquely omit the Basmalah while the Quran preserves exactly 114 Basmalahs overall? This article examines traditional explanations, modern scholarship, and the Quranic proof centered upon the number nineteen and the Quran’s internally integrated structure.

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An open Quran illuminated by golden light beside the verses of Quran 26:192–195, highlighting the revelation brought by Gabriel in perfect Arabic and introducing the hidden Quranic significance explored in Surah 74.
Azhar Khan

Surah 74 and the Hidden Secret of the Quran

What is the meaning of “Over it is nineteen” in Quran 74:30? This article examines Surah 74, traditional and modern scholarly interpretations, and the Quranic proof centered upon the number nineteen and the possibility of an internally embedded mathematical structure within the Quran.

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An open Quran beside a scroll labeled "Purified Sheets," symbolizing the Quran's pure revelation and the messenger foretold in God's covenant with the prophets (Quran 3:81 and 98:2–3).
Azhar Khan

Purified Sheets and the Messenger After the Prophets

The Quran distinguishes between prophets and messengers and describes a messenger who confirms existing scripture in 3:81. This article examines the meaning of “purified sheets” in 98:2–3, the continuity of divine confirmation, and the Quranic proof centered upon the number nineteen.

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