Morality Of The Quran Essay

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STYEL OF QURAN

What topics does the Quran discuss? It covers various subjects. Most importantly, it talks about the unity of God and how to live a life which accords to His Will. Other topics include religious doctrine, creation, criminal and civil law, Judaism, Christianity, polytheism, social values, morality, history, stories of past prophets, and science. Many Quranic passages could aptly be described as preaching; but where the voice of the preacher in the Gospels is that of Jesus during his ministry on earth, in the Quran it is that of the ever-living God.
Also, the Quran repeats certain verses and themes at times, shifts topics, and often relates narratives in summarized form. We can see two reasons for this characteristic. First, …show more content…

These practices are in many references tied in with belief in Allah and the Day of Judgment.

Remembering Allah and supplication: There are samples of supplication in the Holy Qur'an, as narrated by Prophets and God-fearing people, which show us how we can meet our need to seek refuge in Allah. At times Allah (s.w.t.) Himself shows us how we can face him when supplicating to him.

Tales of Prophets and nations of the past: The Qur'an shares the stories of Prophets, staring with the first man and prophet, Adam (p.b.u.h.) until the last Prophet sent to mankind, Muhammad (p.b.u.h.); the tales of their battles regarding the oneness of Allah, their relations with their societies are told in story format. The tales of the Quran are like roadmaps for the future of mankind and the summary of thousands of years. Because these events took place outside of the knowledge of Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h) they are considered to be proof of his

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