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January 4, 2024August 22, 2024 Quran Talk Blog

Wash or Wipe & Qira’at

A challenge that Quranists who reject Code 19 have to navigate is: how do they determine which Qira'at of the Quran is the correct recitation? Qirāʼāt ( قراءات )  are different recitations or readings of the Quran. While most differences between Qiraʼat are slight and include varying rules regarding the prolongation, intonation, and pronunciation of … Continue reading Wash or Wipe & Qira’at

January 3, 2024January 4, 2024 Quran Talk Blog

Satan Became a Jinn (18:50)

In the previous article, we saw that the Quran references Satan as Iblees before his fall. The Quran also informs us that Iblees was an angel that became a jinn after he disobeyed God. The most comprehensive verse depicting this is the following: [18:50] We said to the angels, "Fall prostrate before Adam." They fell prostrate, … Continue reading Satan Became a Jinn (18:50)

January 2, 2024June 20, 2024 Quran Talk Blog

Shahada in Quran: La ilaha illa Allah

The Shahada ( الشَّهَادَة ) is the proclamation that every human is required to make and uphold to be redeemed back to God's kingdom. [7:172] Recall that your Lord summoned all the descendants of Adam, and had them bear witness for themselves: "Am I not your Lord?" They all said, "Yes. We bear witness." Thus, you … Continue reading Shahada in Quran: La ilaha illa Allah

December 28, 2023December 28, 2023 Quran Talk Blog

Bashar & Insan

Two words are predominately used in the Quran to denote the human. The first word is bashar ( بَشَر ) and the other is insan ( إِنسَـٰن ). In the Quran, the word bashar occurs 38 times, and insan occurs 91 times in their various forms. Summary of Context for Bashar Here is a summary … Continue reading Bashar & Insan

December 27, 2023March 14, 2025 Quran Talk Blog

Breath of Life

The root "nun-fa-kh" ( ن ف خ ) occurs twenty times in the Quran and has the derivative meaning to: to blow with the mouth; breath The root is used 20 times in the Quran: Once for the creation of the human being (32:9) Two times for the creation of Adam (15:29, 38:72) Two times … Continue reading Breath of Life

December 24, 2023May 21, 2025 Quran Talk Blog

Hadith Fails The Authenticity Test

There are two predominant reasons why a devout adherent of the Quran and a follower of the Prophet Muhammad will solely rely on the Quran alone as their only source of religious law and dismiss all other Hadith. No Authority The primary reason is that the Hadith corpus has no authority in the religion and … Continue reading Hadith Fails The Authenticity Test

December 22, 2023April 20, 2024 Quran Talk Blog

Ummy ≠ Illiterate

To make the revelation of the Quran more miraculous, the ignorant Muslim scholars created a lie that Muhammad was illiterate. The word they relied on to bestow illiteracy upon the Prophet was “UMMY.” Unfortunately for those “scholars,” this word, based on both its classical definition and its usage in the Quran, clearly means “Gentile,” or … Continue reading Ummy ≠ Illiterate

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