Various approaches to study the Holy Quran
Randomly mining the Qur'an is the best for beginners| The best hour to approach the Quran is when you wake up in the middle of the night. Your brain would have just finished rebooting and is low at its bias. This method helps the neurons absorb the empowering words of truth. Helping you to withstand the assaults of falseness and prejudice during the day. The obvious other method would be to read it as you like and when you can to build your capacity to increasingly read large portions. |
Study The Qur'an Chapters 112/114
Introduction
1 The Opening (Fatiha)
2 The Cow (Baqarah)
Worship the Lord for a sustainable planet design
Man is a teacher in a debate with angels
Children of Israel – reeling thru faults
Children of Israel – the premise
Children of Israel – faith correction
Children of Israel – unbending traditionalists
Children of Israel – the books
Children of Israel – the herd mentality
Children of Israel – Solomon’s tenure
Faith dynamics – Jews, Christians, and the new believers
God’s helping hand is always by your side
Kingdom of God – social particulars
The test to clear before Paradise
Principal Shariah – marriage and divorce regulations
Children of Israel – culture vs Jihaad
Prophet Abraham’s quest about life
3 Family of Amram (Aale Imran)
The King of kings enlightens humanity
Lineages selected for God’s kingdom
Prophet Abraham submitted to God
Grand invitation to the Jews, Christians, and Muslims
The battle of Uhud 625 CE – memories
Interjection: chores in the aftermath of Uhud
The battle of Uhud 625 CE – hope
The battle of Uhud 625 CE – a costly lesson
4 Women (Nisa)
Regulations – security of orphans
Principal Shariah – dispersion of estate part 1
Regulations – sexual transgression
Principle Shariah – women’s regulations part 1
Obedience is the sign of submission
Regulations – fighting hypocrisy
Regulations – managing hypocrisy
Principal Shariah – women’s regulations part 2
Principal Shariah – the duty of faith
Regulations – blasphemy laws 1
Principal Shariah – dispersion of estate part 2
5 The Table Spread (Maidah)
6 The Livestock (An’am)
7 The Vantage Point (Araf)
Truth alone is valued in the kingdom of heaven
The eventual eminence of the defamed
Overview of Sodom and Gomorrah
Lessons from God’s punishments
Post-Midian the strongarm of God fell on Egypt
Post-Exodus ignorance of an assembling nation
Mustafic prophecies in the Bible
Slip of Israelites from being grateful to God
The a priori evidence – memory at the burst of neurons
The end will come without warning
10 Jonah (Yunus)
11 The Prophet Hud of Palmyra (Hud)
God himself elucidates the scriptures
Criteria to debate about the truth
The message of Noah to his people
The message of Hud to the people of Palmyra
The message of Salih to the people of Petra
The messages to Abraham and Lot
The message of Jethro to the people of Midian
The message of Moses did not help Pharaoh
12 Joseph (Yusuf)
13 Thunder (Rad)
14 Abraham (Ibrahim)
15 The Rocky Track (Hijr)
16 The Honeybee (Nahl)
17 The Mystery Tour (Isra)
The fate of Israelites is sealed
Reckoning of the Lord is prior knowledge
The premise of destruction of societies
Levels and statuses in the kingdom of heaven
A prophet without honor – in his hometown
The beginnings of bad predate Adam’s error
Industrial favors approved of God
God's established ways with humankind
The mercy and glory of my Lord is forever and ever
18 The Cave (Kahaf)
Warning the Christian apocryphal beliefs
The hibernating Christian brothers of the cave of Ephesus
Glimpses of punishments and rewards
The ancient paradigm of modern-day skeptics
The parable of this worldly life
The true identity of the fallen angel
Moses travels by the Esplanade to meet the wiseman
Alexander the great of Macedonia 336-323 BCE
Purists are the ones to lose their works
19 Mary (Maryam)
20 Theme: Moses (Tua Ha)
21 The Prophets (Anbiya)
22 Pilgrimage (Hajj)
23 The Believers (Muminoon)
24 Light (Noor)
25 The Criterion (Furqan)
26 The Poets (Shuara)
27 The Ant (Namal)
28 The last of the Stories (Qasas)
29 The Spider (Ankabut)
30 Roman Empire (Roum)
31 The wise man (Luqman)
32 Prostration (Sajda)
33 The confederates (Ahzab)
34 The Indus Valley Civilization (Saba)
35 The Origins (Fatir)
36 Theme: Pompeii (Ya Seen)
37 Ranked in Arrays (Saffat)
39 The Crowds (Zumar)
40 Forgiver (Ghafir)
41 Elucidated (Fussilat)
42 Mutual Consultation (Shura)
Refer to God for evidence and clarification
Entrustments made to uphold the government
No personal rewards for prophetic service
Muhammad allegedly a writer of the Quran
Earthly provisions and the supreme God
Qualities of believers who succeed
Humiliating redressals at the hellfire
Respond to God in fuller engagement
The spirit of God directed to Muhammad
43 The Ornaments (Zukhruf)
44 The Smoke (Dukhan)
45 The Kneeling (Jathiyah)
46 Sandy Tracks (Ahqaf)
47 Muhammad (The Prince)
48 The Victory (Fatah)
49 Residential Spaces (Hujurat)
50 Theme: The Quran (Qaf)
51 The Cascading Winds (Dhariyat)
52 The Mount Sinai (Tur)
53 The Star (Najam)
54 The Moon (Qamar)
55 The Most Gracious (Ar-Rahman)
56 The Eventuality (Waqhiyah)
57 Iron (Hadeed)
58 The Dispute (Mujadilah)
59 Assemble the Force (Hashr)
60 Examine the women immigrants (Mumtahina)
61 Assembled Ranks (Saff)
62 Friday (Jumah)
63 Hypocrites (Munafiqoon)
64 Outcomes of profit or loss (Taghabun)
65 Divorce (Taulaq)
66 Prohibition (Tahrim)
67 The Kingdom (Mulk)
68 The Pen (Qalam)
69 The Unavoidable Truth (Haaqqah)
70 Celestial Travel (Maarij)
71 Noah (Nuh)
73 Cuddled up (Muzzammil)
74 Snuggled down (Muddassir)
75 Resurrection (Qiyamah)
77 The Emissaries (Mursalat)
78 The News (Naba)
77 The Emissaries (Mursalat)
79 The Pluckers (Naziyat)
80 He Frowned (Abasa)
81 Fading of Star Astrosphere (Takweer)
82 The Sunder (Infitar)
83 The Dishonest (Mutauffifeen)
84 The Sky Rips (Inshiqaq)
85 Starry Constructions (Burooj)
86 Sirius A – the Dog-Star (Tauriq)
87 The Most-High (Al-Ala)
88 The Overwhelming Event (Ghashiyah)
89 The Dawn (Fajar)
90 The City (Balad)
91 The Sun (Shams)
92 The Night (Lail)
93 The Morning (Duha)
94 The Cheer (Inshirah)
95 The Fig (Teen)
96 Read (Iqra)
97 The Power (Qadr)
98 The Unmistakable Evidence (Bayyinah)
99 Global Earthquake (Zalzala)
100 The Steeds (Adiyat)
101 The Calamity (Qariah)
102 Hoarding (Takathur)
103 The Time (Asr)
104 Scandalmonger (Humaza)
105 The Elephant (Feel)
106 Tribe of Muhammad (Quraysh)
107 Neighborly Kindness (Maun)
108 Abundance (Kauthar)
109 The Disbelievers (Kafiroon)
110 The Help (Nasr)
111 Palm Fiber Rope (Masad)
112 Absoluteness (Ikhlas)
113 The Daybreak (Falaq)
114 Humankind (Nas)
Masood Ahmed Marakkayar author of Allah's Narrative Books
My interactions with Peter Morris, an avowed atheist, in Adelaide revolved around three primary atheistic arguments against faith and religion. Firstly, skeptics argue that the vastness of the universe sufficiently explains its spontaneous origins without invoking a creator. Secondly, modern science, particularly evolutionary biology, is seen as providing a precise understanding of life on earth, rendering the need for a divine explanation unnecessary. Lastly, critics claim that the Abrahamic God and scriptural laws are inhumane, advocating for a society free from the constraints of a vengeful deity. The rejection of religious laws is rooted in the belief that they undermine kindness, freedom, and liberty, suggesting that these aspects are human creations rather than divine mandates. The future is envisioned as embracing science and secularism as liberating forces guiding humanity towards enlightenment, while religion is perceived as a hindrance to progress and humane values.
My journey challenging this hedonistic notion commenced with immigration to Australia, where I connected with a skeptics' group, actively partaking in discussions that objected religious beliefs. Over several years of extensive discussions with them, I strove to present the Quranic perspective. This comprehensive narrative articulates evidence for God a convincing way. The following books capture the dialogue and intensive interactions inspiring the contents which you can joyfully read. Click on the below links to purchase the books:
1. Ancient Astronomy - Allah’s Narrative.
2. Creation of Earth and Origins of Life - Allah’s Narrative.
3. Shariah for Australians - Allah’s Narrative," subtitled "Boycotting the Hungry Jacks.
These works were originally written between April 2017 and March 2020 and they since have been enhanced for increased readability. These books serve as a testament to justify faith.
Australia has provided an enriching platform for deepening my own understanding of God’s religion. I consider myself fortunate to contribute to this discourse.
Therefore, I invite others to join in this intellectual exploration by connecting with me on my YouTube.
