Qira’at (singular Qira’a), which we discussed toward the end of this episode, are:

The Cairo Edition on which almost all modern Qur’ans are based was first published in:

Mark “True” or “False” for the following statement: “Early Qur’anic manuscripts contain vowels and diacritics.”

The Revisionist School of Islamic studies shares a core theory that:

Which of the following does the Qur’an NOT say about Jesus

The Qur’an’s depiction of human nature is best described as:

Jannah, the Arabic word for “heaven,” literally means:

The first words of the Qur’an revealed to Muhammad were:

Being about 77,000 words long, the Qur’an is roughly what proportion of the length of a Catholic Bible?

In which language do Afghan Muslims study the Qur’an?

Ayat are verses in the Qur’an. The word is also translated as:

How many surahs are there in the Qur’an?

The verses of the Qur’an were revealed between:

How are Qur’anic descriptions of heaven most different from Biblical ones?

One of the simplest things we can observe about the Qur’an, which comes across perfectly well in translation, is:

Mark “True” or “False” for the following statement: “Sunnis and Shias use very different Qur’ans.”

How many times per day does a muezzin broadcast the adhan from a mosque?

The traditional theory of the Qur’an’s formation is that it reached its final standardized under the third Caliph Uthman, around the year:

Asbab Annuzul, or the “causes of the revelations,” is a method of Qur’anic study that:

Mark “True” or “False” for the following statement: “The Qur’an’s account of the creation of the world and humankind is consonant with the one in the Book of Genesis.”