Quran
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- proper noun
- /kʊˈrɑːn/
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Corán
- Many Muslims begin their day by reading passages from the Quran.
- Quran and hadith
- Quran and Sunna
- the Holy Quran
And now we get into a discussion about writing and the Quran, the holy book, right?
- And now we get into a discussion about writing and the Quran, the holy book, right?
- In Islam, the word of God is the Quran.
- And God speaks to us through the Quran and we speak to him through sincere supplication.
- I challenge anyone that's listening to this Google scientific miracles of the Holy Quran.
- But let me just say, if you believe the Bible or the Quran, they both say it will not be solved.
- You know, Muslims believe that Muhammad was just a man who brought a book, the Quran, which I've got on the table here.
- Could you maybe talk about the difference between the Torah, the Bible, and the Quran?
- And then a few weeks later, you have a member of the LGBTQ plus community promoting the Quran.
Examples
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The Quran says, in the name of God the merciful, the compassionate.
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Wooden boards are used for writing lessons, and copies of the Quran are used for reading.
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And of course, the Quran is said to be the word of God.
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Does this Quran speak of the birth of Christ?
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Why is it that even in the Quran it talks about all living things were made from water?
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As soon as the language is acquired, students begin their study of the Quran.
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The Quran teaches us that sometimes bad things come from the people closest to us.
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Then look: The Quran says that husbands must be fair with their wives.
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There is no clergy, no Church hierarchy, and no official interpretation of the Quran.
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They swore it on the Holy Quran.
Synonyms
The holy book of Islam that Muslims believe is the word of God given to Muhammad
The holy book of Islam believed to contain the words God gave to Muhammad
Surface Forms
Etymology
Quran comes from the Arabic word qur'ān, from the verb qara'a, which means 'to read' or 'to recite'. So Quran literally means 'recitation', and that is why it is the holy book Muslims read and often recite aloud as the word of God.