The Quran is the holy book of Islam and its most sacred text. It is not merely a book but is considered the literal word of God, and Muslims treat it with utmost respect and reverence.

The God of Quran is not a pantheistic one that deems the universe to be God itself, and holds that all of the universe and nature evolve as a whole, in one Divine reality. Nor is it a ...

Listen to article The God of Quran is not a pantheistic one that deems the universe to be God itself, and holds that all of the universe and nature evolve as a whole, in one Divine reality. Nor is ...

Islam teaches that the Quran is the direct word of God, received by the Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) through the angel Gabriel, and it defines the belief and conduct for followers of the religion.

The Quran came into being as 20 years of revelation to the Prophet Muhammad from the year 610 to the year 632. So, there is much greater consistency in the portrayal of the character of Allah.

The Qur’an refers to Prophet Abraham as a community or a nation: “Abraham was a nation/community [Ummah]; dutiful to God, a monotheist [hanif], not one of the polytheists.” (16:120) If ...

Explore the nuanced understanding of the Shahadas declaration, La ilaha illallah muhammadur rasulullah, emphasizing the distinction between: There is no God but Allah and There is no God but God. This ...

Since Islam and Judaism are very close yet uniquely different religions, there are also several Jewish names for God’s attributes that are not found among the 99 names that appear in the Qur’an.