Koran
- noun
- /kɔːˈrɑːn/
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- There is a Surah in the Koran, which is the holy book for Muslims.
You know, there's a chapter in the Koran about it.
- You know, there's a chapter in the Koran about it.
- And I began to grasp why it said that the Koran is really the Koran only in Arabic.
- There is a Surah in the Koran, which is the holy book for Muslims.
- This is the same in my Bible as it is in your Koran.
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"Such an airline could provide Halal food, calls for prayer, Korans in seat pockets, religious programs on the inflight entertainment system, and separate sections for male and female passengers.
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And I began to grasp why it said that the Koran is really the Koran only in Arabic.
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Someday a great koran school will arise within the walls of this university.
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You know, there's a chapter in the Koran about it.
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Other animals named in the Koran include the camel caswa meaning split ears, the mule du du meaning vacillating, and the Black Horse sang, meaning swift.
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You know, there's a chapter in the Koran about it.
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There is a Surah in the Koran, which is the holy book for Muslims.
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Someday a great Koran school will arise within the walls of this university.
Synonyms
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A holy book of Islam that Muslims believe contains God's words given to Muhammad
The holy book of Islam that Muslims believe is the word of God given to Muhammad
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Etymology
Koran comes from the Arabic word Qur'an, which means 'recitation' or 'reading' of God's words given to the Prophet Muhammad. A helpful way to remember it is to think of the English word 'recite', because the Koran is meant to be read or spoken aloud as the sacred message.