Living the Quran

Living the Quran






 Living the Quran stipulates applying a practical belief in its contents and committing to its message and the mission it’s intended for, i.e. guiding humankind to find happiness in life, and salvation in the hereafter. The Quran comprises the Law of God, with all it prescribes ...

The Quran is a living manual for every Muslim- a timeless source of guidance encompassing all that’s needed for serenity and happiness in this life and eternal salvation in the hereafter- which, when copiously grasped and articulately comprehended, renders an individual fully independent for guidance and genuinely satisfied.

Besides being a chief source of Islamic legislation, it plants in each individual heart the prime seed of faith and love for the only Lord of the Universe, Allah (SWT). It’s a practical manual and an endless cradle of food for soul combined, consolidating the words of God, commands, advices, warnings, and supreme law.

The Quran is the most cohesively constructed single full text ever known or to be known to humanity, which, although full of miracles, explains itself when all its mysteries are deciphered and fully understood.

Starting with Surah Al Fatiha- The Opening, which includes a Dua, a supplication that Allah may guide us Muslims to the straight path, the entire text of the Quran is an answer to this supplication, around which revolves the whole pursuit of humankind, seeking the straight path which would earn them salvation in this life and the other.

"Guide us to the straight path- The path of those upon whom You have bestowed favor, not of those who have evoked [Your] anger or of those who are astray."-- Quran 1:6-7

To set our feet on that straight path, we ought to live the Quran, apply it and abide by it, without a shred of intention to compromise, even if we know that we would never be able to avoid falling into at least one single mistake through the entire course of our lives.

Living the Quran stipulates applying a practical belief in its contents and committing to its message and the mission it’s intended for, i.e. guiding humankind to find happiness in life, and salvation in the hereafter, protecting them against what goes against their natural Fitra or human instinct, and urging them to refrain, willingly, from that which would earn them God’s wrath.