God Explains the Quran. A Quranic Study of 75:19
This article examines who explains the Quran, the meaning of the divine “We,” the role of angels, and God’s teaching of revelation.
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This article examines who explains the Quran, the meaning of the divine “We,” the role of angels, and God’s teaching of revelation.
Introduction Exploring the concept of Beyond manifestation, the Quran can provide deeper insights into spiritual growth. In recent years, millions of people have
The Quran’s focus is not building religious governments or ideological states, but transforming the human soul through submission to God. This article explores
The Quran repeatedly calls human beings toward submission to God, freedom of conscience, and moral accountability — but nowhere commands the establishment of
Many modern Muslim reformers correctly reject Islamism, coercive religion, and political Sharia systems. But the Quran itself already contains the principles of reform:
Both anti-Islam critics and traditional Muslim orthodoxy frequently rely upon the same post-Quranic religious traditions while marginalizing the Quran’s own repeated claims of
The Quran presents Jonah as a profound example of self-accountability, humility, and repentance. Unlike Satan, who blamed others, Jonah acknowledged responsibility before God.
The Quran repeatedly warns against blind obedience to leaders, scholars, sects, and inherited traditions. While acknowledging the influence of authority, the Quran never
The Quran repeatedly teaches that Satan tempts and deceives but never forces human beings to sin. This article explores free will, accountability, temptation,