Quran The Final Testament

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The Key1 The Heifer2 The Amramites3 The Women4 The Feast5 The Livestock6 The Purgatory7 The Spoils of War8 Ultimatum9 Jonah10 Hood11 Joseph12 The Thunder13 Abraham14 The Hijr Valley15 The Bee16 The Children of Israel17 The Cave18 Mary19 T-H20 The Prophets21 The Pilgrimage22 The Believers23 The Light24 The Statute Book25 The Poets26 The Ant27 The History28 The Spider29 The Romans30 Luqmaan31 Prostration32 The Parties33 Sheba34 Initiator35 Y-S36 The Arrangers37 S38 The Throngs39 Forgiver40 Detailed41 Consultation42 The Ornaments43 The Smoke44 The Kneeling45 The Dunes46 Muhammed47 Victory48 The Walls49 Q50 Driver of the Winds51 Mount Sinai52 The Stars53 The Moon54 The Gracious55 The Inevitable56 Iron57 The Debate58 The Exodus59 The Test60 The Column61 Friday62 The Hypocrites63 Mutual Blaming64 Divorce65 Prohibition66 Kingship67 The Pen68 Incontestable69 The Heights70 Noah71 Jinns72 Cloaked73 The Hidden Secret74 Resurrection75 The Human76 Dispatched77 The Event78 The Snatchers79 He Frowned80 The Rolling81 The Shattering82 The Cheaters83 The Rupture84 The Galaxies85 The Bright Star86 The Most High87 Overwhelming88 Dawn89 The Town90 The Sun91 The Night92 The Forenoon93 Cooling the Temper94 The Fig95 The Embryo96 The Destiny97 The Proof98 The Quake99 The Gallopers100 The Shocker101 Hoarding102 The Afternoon103 The Backbiter104 The Elephant105 Quraish Tribe106 Charity107 Bounty108 The Disbelievers109 Triumph110 Thorns111 Absoluteness112 Daybreak113 People114

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Appendix 3, We Made the Quran Easy [54:17]

Almost every verse of the Quran contains what Khalifa calls Memory Bells, sounds that remind the reader of what comes next, so the memorizer is divinely helped without realizing it.“Without even realizing it, the person who memorizes the Quran is divinely helped by an intricate literary system as he utters the sounds of the Quranic words. Almost every verse in the Quran contains what I call “Memory Bells.” Their function is to remind the reader of what comes next.”

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Further memory bells link the ending of one verse to the beginning of the next, as in 3:173 and 3:174, 4:52 and 4:53, 4:61 and 4:62, and 18:53 and 18:54.“Other examples of memory bells include the ending of 3:173 and the beginning of 3:174, the ending of 4:52 and the beginning of 4:53, the ending of 4:61 and the beginning of 4:62, the ending of 18:53 and the beginning of 18:54, and many more.”

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In 2:127 the name Ismail is delayed in the sentence, improving its literary quality, so its sounds S, M, and Ayn remind the reader that the verse ends with the names Al-Samee Al-Aleem.“These three letters are prominent in the word “Ismail.” We find that this word is conspicuously delayed in the sentence, while improving its literary quality.”“But delaying the sounds in “Ismail” brings them closer to the end of the verse, and thus reminds us that the correct names of God in this verse are “Al-Samee‘ Al-‘Aleem.””

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In 3:176 to 3:178 the retribution for disbelievers is described as Azeem, Aleem, and Muheen, and each adjective is preceded by memory bells such as Huzzun and Iman that prevent mixing them up.“Another good example is found in 3:176, 177, & 178, where the retribution for disbelievers is described as “ ‘Azeem (Terrible),” Aleem (Painful),” and “Muheen (Humiliating),” respectively.”“The word “ ‘Azeem” of Verse 176 is preceded by the word “Huzzun” which is characterized by a stressed letter “Z.””“The word “Aleem” of Verse 177 is preceded by the sound of the word “Iman” to serve as a memory bell, and the word “Muheen” of 3:178 is preceded by an abundance of “M” and “H” throughout this verse.”

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The Arabic text of the Quran is composed to remind the reader or memorizer of the next correct expression or verse, because God created us and knows the most efficient way to fix material in our memory.“As it turns out, the Quran’s Arabic text is composed in such a way as to remind the reader or the memorizer of the next correct expression, or the next verse. God created us and He knows the most efficient way for fixing literary materials into our memory.”

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The pairs of divine names ending 2:128 and 2:129 are each signaled by memory bells, the word Tubb for Al-Tawwaab Al-Raheem and the word Yuzakkeehim for Azeez Hakeem.“Verse 128 has the prominent word “Tubb” just before the names “Al-Tawwaab Al-Raheem.” The word “Tubb” thus serves as the memory bell.”“The names of God at the end of 2:129 are “Azeez, Hakeem.” The prominent sounds here are “Z” and “K.” Obviously, the memory bell in this verse is the word “Yuzakkeehim””

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​Appendix 4, Why Was the Quran Revealed in Arabic?

​Appendix 5, Heaven and Hell

​Appendix 15, Religious Duties: Gift from God

​Appendix 20, Quran: Unlike Any Other Book

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Quran, Hadith, and Islam

Quran: Visual Presentation of the Miracle

Appendix 1, One of the Great Miracles [74:35]

Appendix 3, We Made the Quran Easy [54:17]

Appendix 4, Why Was the Quran Revealed in Arabic?

Appendix 5, Heaven and Hell

Appendix 15, Religious Duties: Gift from God

Appendix 20, Quran: Unlike Any Other Book

Appendix 28, Muhammad Wrote God's Revelations With His Own Hand

Appendix 35, Drugs & Alcohol

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Principles of Contact Prayer

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