Quran

God chose the Arabic language for His final testament (20:113; 26:195; 39:28; 41:3; 12:2; 13:37; 16:103; 42:7; 43:3; 46:12). The secret code of the Quran is based on the Arabic text. And whenever we come up with any questions, for correct understanding we always refer it to the Arabic text ; while the translations may vary according to the time and the place, the Arabic text remains the same. Therefore, for better understanding of the Quran it is best to learn basics of the Arabic language, as our salvation and happiness in this life and in the hereafter are all dependent upon obeying the Quran, God's final message to humanity.

There are so many web sites on the Internet in relation to the Quran and Islam. You would think that they would all have the Quran in original Arabic language, which is the only source of information from God to us. Instead, you will find that almost all of them are based on personal conjectures, and narration's from prophets, messengers, saints, and religious leaders! Surprisingly, until now (8/2000), only a few web sites have the Arabic Quran, and none of them have the purified Aranbic Quran!

The original Quran was written by Mohammed's hand. After his departure, a group of his followers gathered his handwritten Quran, and added two verses to the end of chapter 9 in order to honor their prophet. They then copied it and sent it to different communities. Years later, by the will of God, the original Quran was burnt.

The First Qurans were written in North Arabic script. The Arabic script relates directly to the "Nabatian" script, which was derived from Aramaic, 1400 years ago.

Later the marking of vowels or using diacritics were added to the Arabic script for ease of reading, since Arabic text dose not have any vowels. By using diacritics, some characters of Arabic alphabet have been replaced, and at the same time some characters were added to the 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet. Ever since, by the will of God, we have been deprived from the correct spelling of some of the words in the Quran. That is why today we have so many different Arabic Qurans, each with different spellings. For detail information about Arabic script please click Here and then come back please.

Then, God sent His messenger of the covenant, Dr. Rashad Khalifa. He was shown by God the correct spellings of the Quran's text, through Initials of the Quran, as well as the correct number of verses. That is how God gave him the Mathematical Miracle of the Quran. You may click on chapters 50, and 42 for a sample count of the Initials.

The word "Quran", means a book that has to be read, and the teacher of the Quran is God (55:1-2). Unlike any other book, the Quran can be read an infinite number of times, and one gets new information each time. God uses His own attriutes to describe the Quran; He calls the Quran; "Great", "full of Wisdom", "Glorious", and "Honorable" (15:87; 36:2; 50:1; 56:77).

The single most important message of the Quran is to Worship God Alone. God strongly condemns idol worship. The only unforgivable sin, according to God, is to place others as idols besides Him, idols such as prophets, messengers, religious leaders, money, business, family, etc.. A whole set of laws and regulations governing all aspects of our lives, are mentioned in the Quran. In most instances, God tells us that if we disobey these laws, He may forgive us. The one exception is idol worship; this sin is utterly unforgivable (4:48, 116). Being human beings, we all commit sins at one time or another. The good news is that God forgives all these sins (4:110), if we maintain our devotion to Him alone (8:29, 65:5).

God revealed His scriptures through His prophet messengers, for the benefit of all people (25:1; 34:28). Therefore, no copyright rules apply when dealing with God's scriptures. As human beings, it is our right to print, copy, and use any of God's scriptures. This web site does not have any copyright protection; it was built in the cause of God. Please copy or down load the Arabic, English, or Farsi Quran onto your web site or your computer. You may also print the Quran for your personal use, so, on the Day of the Judgment there will be no excuse (4:165).

This Quran was found through searching amongst many Qurans. This one is about two hundred years old and it is the closest one to the original text. If you find any misspellings, it would be the result of using diacritics or through our typing errors; please let us know, so we can correct it.

In order to read the Quran, God commands us to follow these steps

Before reading the Quran, we should seek refuge in God from the rejected devil (16:98).
We should start reading the Quran by saying: "In the name of God" (96:1).