The Holy Quran (Koran)

The Holy Quran (Koran)

As the central scripture of Islam, the Qur’an occupies a unique position in Muslim belief, worship, scholarship, and daily life. The Holy Quran (Koran) presents the sacred text for readers seeking direct engagement with its chapters and verses and provides a foundation for exploring the beliefs and practices developed from Qur’anic revelation.

About the Book

The Qur’an contains 114 surahs revealed to the Prophet Muhammad over the course of his prophetic mission. Its verses address the oneness of God, revelation, prophecy, worship, moral conduct, social justice, human dignity, accountability, and the life to come. It also recounts the experiences of earlier prophets and communities as sources of instruction and reflection.

This edition provides readers with the Qur’anic text as a complete scripture, allowing sustained reading from the opening chapter, al-Fātiḥah, through the concluding chapter, al-Nās. Its arrangement follows the established Qur’anic order used throughout the Muslim world.

Reading the complete Qur’an enables readers to observe recurring themes and connections across individual chapters, including the relationship between faith and action, divine mercy and justice, personal responsibility and communal ethics. It can therefore be approached not only as a sacred text but also as a primary source for understanding Islamic theology, ethics, and religious thought.

What You Will Discover

• The Qur’an’s complete sequence of 114 surahs and their verses.
• Foundational teachings concerning God’s unity, revelation, prophecy, and worship.
• Qur’anic guidance concerning moral responsibility, justice, and human conduct.
• Narratives of prophets and earlier communities presented as lessons for later generations.
• Teachings concerning resurrection, judgment, accountability, paradise, and punishment.
• Recurring theological, ethical, and spiritual themes throughout the scripture.

Who Is This Book For?

This edition is appropriate for Muslims engaged in personal reading and worship, as well as students, researchers, and general readers studying Islam and its foundational scripture. It provides a basis for further Qur’anic study, thematic research, and comparative examination of Islamic teachings.