Revelation of the Quran from "summary" of SIRAT UN NABI (2 Vols. Set) by Allama Shibli Nu'man
The Quran, the sacred scripture of Islam, holds a special place in the hearts of Muslims around the world. It is believed by Muslims to be the literal word of God, revealed to the Prophet Muhammad over a period of 23 years. This process of revelation is a fundamental aspect of the Islamic faith, as it is through the Quran that Muslims receive guidance and direction in their lives. The revelation of the Quran began in 610 CE, when the Angel Gabriel appeared to the Prophet Muhammad while he was meditating in a cave outside of Mecca. The Angel Gabriel commanded the Prophet to "Read," and thus began the process of revelation that would continue until the Prophet's death in 632 CE. The Prophet would receive these revelations in the form of verses, which he would then recite to his companions and followers. The revelations of the Quran covered a wide range of topics, including beliefs, ethics, laws, and guidance for personal conduct. The Quran addresses issues relevant to both the individual and the community, providing a comprehensive guide for Muslims in all aspects of their lives. The verses of the Quran were often revealed in response to specific events or questions, providing timely guidance and advice to the early Muslim community. The revelation of the Quran was a transformative experience for the Prophet Muhammad, as well as for his companions and followers. The Quran served as a source of comfort, guidance, and inspiration for the early Muslim community, helping them to navigate the challenges and trials they faced. The Prophet Muhammad himself was deeply affected by the revelations, and he would often spend long hours in prayer and meditation, reflecting on the words of God. The Quran was not only a spiritual guide for the early Muslim community, but also a source of unity and strength. The Prophet Muhammad used the Quran to unite the disparate tribes of Arabia, forging a new community based on faith, brotherhood, and justice. The Quran provided a common foundation for this new community, guiding its members in their interactions with one another and with the world around them.- The revelation of the Quran was a transformative and foundational experience for the early Muslim community. The Quran served as a source of guidance, inspiration, and unity, helping to shape the beliefs and practices of the Muslim faith. The Quran continues to hold a central place in the lives of Muslims today, serving as a timeless guide for individuals and communities seeking to live according to the teachings of Islam.
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