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

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

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

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

• 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.

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

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

• NaskhNarrower topic: Most classical discussions of Naskh examine relationships among Quranic rulings.

• Divine attributes in IslamNarrower topic: Its descriptions of God provide the primary scriptural basis for affirming divine attributes.

• Bid'ahNarrower topic: Arguments about bid'ah appeal to Quranic principles and passages.

• JannahNarrower topic: Its descriptions provide the foundational scriptural account of Jannah.

• BarzakhNarrower topic: The term’s principal scriptural uses occur in Qur’anic passages about barriers and the dead.

• Quranic studiesNarrower topic: The scripture whose text and history Quranic studies investigates.

• Zayd ibn ThabitNarrower topic: Zayd’s collection helped establish the written form of this scripture.

• HagarNarrower topic: It mentions Hagar’s family indirectly, while later Islamic tradition recounts her story.

• SarahNarrower topic: It names Abraham’s wife in accounts that echo and reshape the biblical family story.

• Al-QurtubiNarrower topic: Al-Qurtubi’s lasting influence comes from interpreting this scripture across its chapters and themes.

• Abd Allah ibn Mas'udNarrower topic: His reputation rests chiefly on transmitting, reciting, and teaching the Quran.

• Abdul Basit 'Abd us-SamadNarrower topic: His recordings are performances of passages from the Islamic scripture at the center of his vocation.

• AsiyaNarrower topic: It praises Pharaoh’s believing wife as an example of faith, without naming her.

• I'jazNarrower topic: I'jaz identifies the Qur’an itself as the unmatched sign of divine origin.

• Iram of the PillarsNarrower topic: Its brief mention of Iram is the foundation for the city’s later reputation.

• Predestination in IslamNarrower topic: Its passages on decree, guidance, and human action anchor Islamic arguments about predestination.