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The 137 pages that link to Quran, each with the reason it gives.

• MuhammadRelated: Muslims regard it as the revelation Muhammad received and conveyed.

• Sunni IslamRelated: Sunni Islam treats the Quran as its primary revealed source.

• Islamic jurisprudenceRelated: Jurists treat its text as a primary source of legal guidance.

• ShariaRelated: Sharia draws on the Quran as its primary textual source.

• Arabic languageRelated: Its recitation and interpretation sustain Arabic's central place in Islamic worship.

• New TestamentCompared with: Its account of Jesus and scripture differs from the New Testament’s Christian claims.

• HajjRelated: The Qur'an establishes pilgrimage duties and rites associated with Hajj.

• TawhidRelated: Its passages repeatedly proclaim God's uniqueness and reject partners.

• IslamRelated: It records the revelations that form Islam’s foundational scripture.

• FiqhRelated: Fiqh draws on its verses as a primary source of legal guidance.

• JesusRelated: The Quran recounts Jesus’s birth, ministry, and status as a messenger.

• Islamic philosophyRelated: Philosophical arguments often interpret or defend claims about revelation in the Quran.

• SunnahRelated: Islamic interpretation relates the Sunnah to the Quran as a source of guidance.

• TafsirNarrower topic: Tafsir explains the Quran’s wording, structure, and meaning.

• Usul al-fiqhRelated: It is the primary textual source whose language and authority legal theory examines.

• Islamic theologyRelated: The Quran supplies foundational claims that theologians interpret and defend.

• Arabic literatureRelated: Its language transformed Arabic literary expression and became a lasting stylistic reference.

• QiyasRelated: Its rulings supply foundational precedents from which jurists may reason by analogy.

• SalafismRelated: Salafi calls to return to foundational sources place the Quran at the center.

• ZakatRelated: It commands zakat and identifies eligible recipient classes.

• ArabicRelated: The Quran’s Arabic wording gives the language a distinctive sacred and liturgical role.

• BibleCompared with: It offers a distinct scriptural account of figures and events also found in the Bible.

• DhikrRelated: Quranic recitation is a central way to practice remembrance.

• Islamic calligraphyRelated: Its Arabic text has inspired centuries of copying, ornament, and calligraphic display.

• KalamRelated: Kalam debates how scripture establishes doctrine and how its language should be understood.

• Sahih al-BukhariCompared with: Hadith reports are a distinct source of religious authority, not part of the Quran.

• Al-Shafi'iRelated: Al-Shafi'i treated the Quran as the foremost source of legal authority.

• IjmaCompared with: Unlike scholarly consensus, the Quran is a revealed source rather than a juristic conclusion.

• KharijitesNarrower topic: Kharijite appeals to divine judgment drew on Quranic language and authority.

• SalahRelated: Salah includes recitation from the Qur’an, especially its opening chapter.

• Ahl al-BaytNarrower topic: The household’s scriptural framing begins with Qur’anic passages.

• Ahmad ibn HanbalRelated: Ahmad treated the Quran as the foremost source for legal and theological claims.

• Hanbali schoolRelated: Hanbali jurists treat it as the primary source of legal guidance.

• Ash'arismRelated: Ash'arism treats revealed scripture as authoritative in theological disputes.

• Shafi'i schoolRelated: Al-Shafi'i treated the Qur'an as the primary source of legal authority.

• RevelationBroader topic: Islam presents the Qur'an as a direct instance of revelation transmitted to a prophet.

• RumiRelated: Rumi’s poems draw on Quranic language, stories, and teachings.

• Guru Granth SahibCompared with: Its sacred status offers a comparison while Sikh tradition uniquely identifies its scripture as the living Guru.

• Qira'atNarrower topic: Qira'at are recognized modes of reciting this text.

• Quranic exegesisNarrower topic: Exegesis takes the Quran's text as its object and primary source.

• Ja'far al-SadiqRelated: Ja'far's teachings included interpretations of the scripture's legal and spiritual meaning.

• Abrahamic religionsRelated: It presents Abraham as a prophet and links Islam to earlier scriptural traditions.

• Mary, mother of JesusRelated: Its account of Mary presents a major non-Christian tradition about Jesus’s mother.

• RamadanRelated: Its revelation is traditionally associated with Ramadan.

• Arabic rhetoricRelated: Its language has been a primary object of Arabic rhetorical interpretation.

• Islamic eschatologyNarrower topic: Its vivid passages on resurrection and judgment anchor Islamic eschatological teaching.

• MatnCompared with: A hadith matn is not Quranic text, even when a report conveys divine speech.

• ShuraNarrower topic: Its references to consultation provide the primary scriptural basis for shura.

• Classical ArabicBroader topic: The Quran became a foundational text for Arabic language study and literary style.

• Ibn TaymiyyaRelated: Ibn Taymiyya treated the Qur'an as a primary authority for doctrine and law.