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Aad
The people of Aad addressed by Hud.
Abrahamic Lineage
Chosen descendants or family lines connected with Ibrahim/Abraham.
Abu Lahab
Abu Lahab, named in Surah 111 with condemnation, failed wealth, and Fire.
Accountability
Human responsibility and being called to account for deeds.
Accusation Of Magic
Opponents describe prophetic signs or messengers as magic.
Adam
Adam as a named figure in the Quranic narrative.
Adoption Law
Guidance correcting claims about adopted sons, lineage attribution, and related marriage implications.
Al-Ahqaf
The region of al-Ahqaf where the brother of Aad warned his people in Surah 46.
Al-A'raf
The heights or barrier scene between Paradise and Hell in Surah 7.
Al-Kawthar
Al-Kawthar, the abundance granted to the Prophet in Surah 108.
Allah
References centered on Allah, His oneness, names, knowledge, sovereignty, or acts.
Al-Lat, Al-Uzza, And Manat
The named deities al-Lat, al-Uzza, and Manat invoked in the critique of baseless association.
Al-Masjid Al-Haram
The Sacred Mosque associated with the qiblah and Hajj rites.
Al-Yasa
Al-Yasa/Elisha as a named righteous servant and prophet figure.
Angels
Angels appearing in scenes, commands, or eschatological settings.
Ant
The ant and its speech in the Sulayman narrative.
Arabic Quran
The Quran explicitly described as Arabic.
Ark Sign
The chest as a sign of Talut's kingship containing assurance and remnants from Musa and Harun's families.
Arrogance
Arrogance or pride that leads to rejection of guidance or mistreatment of others.
Ayat Al-Kursi
The verse describing Allah's life, sustaining power, knowledge, Kursi, and sovereignty.
Ayyub
Ayyub/Job as a prophet who calls upon Allah in adversity.
Backbiting
Prohibition of backbiting and related corruptions of communal speech such as spying and sinful suspicion.
Badr
The battle of Badr as a sign of divine support and victory.
Balance
The balance established by Allah and reflected in commands not to transgress or diminish measure.
Bani Israel
The Children of Israel as a collective group.
Barrier
A protective barrier or dam, especially in the Dhul-Qarnayn narrative.
Battle Of The Clans
The battle trial in Surah 33 when combined armies came against the believers.
Battle Trial
Battlefield events used as tests, purification, or moral instruction.
Bedouins
Bedouin groups mentioned in relation to belief, excuses, obedience, or communal duties.
Bee
The bee and its inspired pattern of making homes and honey.
Believer From Pharaoh's Family
The believing man from Pharaoh's family who conceals faith and counsels his people in Surah 40.
Believing Women Pledge
The pledge accepted from believing women in Surah 60, including commitments against association, theft, sexual immorality, infanticide, slander, and disobedience in right conduct.
Bequest
Bequest or testamentary instruction connected with death and family rights.
Blessings
Divine favors and blessings named as signs requiring gratitude.
Blind Man Episode
The opening correction in Surah 80 concerning the blind man who came seeking purification and reminder.
Breastfeeding
Guidance about nursing children, provision, weaning, and mutual consent.
Brothers Of Yusuf
The brothers of Yusuf in Surah 12.
Calf Episode
The episode of the calf during Musa's absence.
Cave
The cave as the protected setting for the companions of the cave.
Charity
Charitable giving and its ethical qualities.
Clothing And Modesty
Clothing, adornment, modesty, and the garment of righteousness.
Commandments
Concise lists of divine commands covering worship, ethics, family, and social conduct.
Communal Ethics
Guidance for speech, respect, reconciliation, suspicion, mockery, and other conduct within the community.
Companions Of Hijr
The people of al-Hijr mentioned as rejecters of messengers.
Companions Of The Cave
The believing youths of Surah 18 who retreat to the cave.
Companions Of The Elephant
The companions of the elephant whose plan was turned aside and who were struck by birds with stones of clay.
Companions Of The Garden
The garden owners in Surah 68 who plan to harvest while excluding the poor, then recognize their wrongdoing after the garden is struck.
Companions Of The Left
The condemned group called the companions of the left in final judgment scenes.
Companions Of The Right
The saved group called the companions of the right in final judgment scenes.
Companions Of The Thicket
The people associated with the thicket in the Shuayb-related warning sequence.
Companions Of The Town
The town narrative in Surah Ya-Sin where messengers are denied and a man from the farthest part of the city supports them.
Companions Of The Trench
Those associated with the trench of fire who persecuted believers in Surah 85.
Companions Of The Well
The companions of the well named among prior denying peoples.
Consultation
Consulting others in communal matters.
Corruption
Causing corruption, disorder, or harm on earth.
Cosmic Upheaval
Cosmic or earthly disruption associated with the Day of Judgment.
Covenant
Binding commitments before Allah or between communities and messengers.
Cow Episode
The commanded slaughter of the cow and disclosure of a concealed killing in Surah 2.
Creation Signs
Created order presented as signs pointing to divine power and wisdom.
Dawud
Dawud/David as prophet and judge.
Day Of Judgment
The final day of resurrection, judgment, and recompense.
Death
Human mortality and death as a transition toward return and recompense.
Debt Contracts
Writing, witnessing, and safeguarding deferred debts and financial obligations.
Delayed Punishment
Punishment delayed by a prior word, decree, or appointed term.
Denial
Denial or rejection of divine signs, messages, or accountability.
Dhul-Kifl
Dhul-Kifl named among the patient and righteous.
Dhul-Qarnayn
Dhul-Qarnayn as a ruler or servant established on earth in Surah 18.
Dietary Law
Food-related prohibitions and exceptions.
Disciples
The disciples who answer Isa son of Maryam by declaring themselves supporters of Allah.
Dispute
Disagreement or questioning around a central message.
Divine Care
Allah's protective care, favor, and preparation of a servant.
Divine Knowledge
Allah's encompassing knowledge.
Divine Mercy
Allah's mercy shown through rescue, forgiveness, response, or sending the Messenger.
Divine Names
Allah's beautiful names and the instruction to call upon Him by them.
Divine Record
A record in which matters are enumerated or preserved.
Divine Rescue
Allah rescuing or delivering believers or a people from danger.
Divine Self-Sufficiency
Allah as the One sought by all and not dependent on others.
Divine Signs
Signs given by Allah in revelation, creation, or prophetic narratives.
Divine Sonship Rejected
Rejection of claims that Allah has taken a son.
Divine Sovereignty
Allah's authority over creation, judgment, speech, and outcome.
Divine Support
Allah supporting believers with victory, reassurance, or protection.
Divine Transcendence
Allah's uniqueness and freedom from likeness, lineage, or equal.
Divorce
Divorce, waiting periods, return, release, compensation, and related limits.
Dream Interpretation
Dreams and their interpretation, especially in the Yusuf narrative.
Earth
The earth as a created sign or setting.
Egypt
Egypt as a narrative setting, especially in Yusuf and Musa passages.
Enjoining Good
Calling to good, enjoining what is right, and forbidding what is wrong.
Exile
Expulsion from homes or evacuation, including communal conflict and migration-related settings.
Faith And Submission
Distinctions and relationships between outward submission, inward faith, truthful belief, and striving.
Faith Under Threat
Faith maintained despite worldly threats or coercion.
False Deities
Objects or beings worshipped or invoked besides Allah.
Family Law
Family-related legal guidance including marriage, divorce, nursing, waiting periods, and maintenance.
Family Of Imran
The family of Imran and its surrounding narrative in Surah 3.
Fasting
Fasting as a prescribed act of worship.
Favors Of The Lord Refrain
The repeated refrain in Surah 55 asking which favors of the Lord are denied.
Fay Property
Property restored by Allah to the Messenger without ordinary battle acquisition, distributed to specified communal needs.
Fighting
Fighting in Allah's cause with stated constraints and purposes.
Gentle Speech
The instruction to address Pharaoh with gentle speech.
Gog And Magog
Gog and Magog as corrupters or eschatological peoples.
Gratitude
Thankfulness to Allah for guidance, provision, rescue, or favor.
Great News
The disputed great news in Surah 78.
Guidance
Divine guidance and the path of being guided.
Hajj
Pilgrimage to the House for those able to find a way.
Hand Sign
The sign of Musa's hand emerging white without harm.
Harun
Harun/Aaron as Musa's brother and prophetic helper.
Harut And Marut
The two named figures at Babylon in the passage about magic as trial.
Heavens
The heavens as created signs or scenes.
Hell
Hell as punishment or final abode for criminals and transgressors.
Hidden Wisdom
Events whose wisdom is not immediately apparent to human observers.
Hud
Hud as prophet sent to Aad.
Human Creation Stages
Human creation described through stages such as clay, drop, clot, and growth.
Human Diversity
Humanity's creation as peoples and tribes, with righteousness rather than lineage or group identity as the measure of nobility.
Human Messengers
The Quranic response that messengers before Muhammad were human and mortal.
Hunayn
The battle of Hunayn and its lesson about numbers, reliance, and divine support.
Hypocrisy
A mismatch between outward claims of faith and inward rejection or corruption.
Hypocrites
Those whose spoken claims do not match what is in their hearts.
Iblis
Iblis in the Adam narrative.
Ibrahim
Ibrahim/Abraham as prophet and exemplar of submission to Allah.
Iddah
The counted waiting period connected to divorce, including terms for menstruation, non-menstruation, and pregnancy.
Idris
Idris named among the patient and righteous.
If Allah Wills
Remembering Allah's will when speaking about future action.
Ilyas
Ilyas/Elias as a named messenger who calls his people away from Ba'l in Surah 37.
Infanticide
Condemnation of killing children or offspring through false religious or economic claims.
Inheritance Law
Legal rulings governing inheritance shares and estate distribution.
Intercession
Intercession described as subject to divine permission.
Intimate Allies
Warnings about taking hostile outsiders as intimate confidants or allies.
Iron
Iron as a resource with military strength and benefits for people, mentioned with messengers, scripture, balance, and justice.
Isa
Isa/Jesus as prophet and son of Mary in Quranic narrative and discourse.
Ishaq
Ishaq/Isaac as prophet and descendant of Ibrahim.
Ismail
Ismail/Ishmael as a patient righteous prophet.
Jalut
Jalut/Goliath as the opponent defeated when Dawud kills him.
Jibril
Jibril/Gabriel as the angel associated with bringing revelation.
Jinn
Jinn as accountable created beings or as objects of false association.
Jizyah
The payment mentioned in Surah 9 in the context of conflict with some People of the Scripture.
Judgment And Knowledge
Judgment, understanding, or knowledge granted by Allah to prophets.
Jumuah Prayer
The Friday prayer command to leave trade, proceed to Allah’s remembrance, then disperse after prayer seeking Allah’s bounty.
Justice
Judgment without injustice or deprivation.
Kaaba
The first House established for mankind at Makkah.
Knowledge
Knowledge as requested, granted, or as a divine attribute.
Lawful Food
Permission to eat lawful and good provision, with dietary prohibitions and necessity exceptions.
Legal Guidance
Legal rulings and limits set out for communal and personal conduct.
Legal Penalties
Legal penalties or public legal consequences stated in the text.
Legal Retribution
Legal retribution in cases of murder with room for remission and payment.
Light Verse
The light parable and surrounding reflection in Surah 24.
Livestock Taboos
False ritual restrictions or claims about livestock and crops.
Luqman
Luqman as the named wise figure whose counsel to his son appears in Surah 31.
Lut
Lut/Lot as prophet rescued from a corrupt city.
Madyan
Madyan as a place or people in Musa's earlier life.
Magic
Magic as a harmful practice or trial, distinct from accusations of magic.
Magic Contest
The contest between Musa and Pharaoh's magicians.
Magicians
The magicians summoned by Pharaoh who later believe.
Makkah
Makkah as the sacred city referenced in Quranic oaths and sanctuary contexts.
Marriage
Marriage guidance and restrictions.
Martyrdom
Those killed in Allah's cause and the Quranic framing of their life and reward.
Maryam
Maryam/Mary as mother of Isa and a chosen servant of Allah.
Masjid Al-Aqsa
The furthest mosque named in the opening of Surah 17.
Masjid Al-Dirar
The harmful mosque episode in Surah 9 and its contrast with a mosque founded on taqwa.
Masjids
Masjids or places of prostration as belonging to Allah, with invocation directed to Him alone.
Menstruation
Guidance about marital relations during menstruation.
Messenger Accusations
Repeated accusations used to reject messengers or revelation, such as claims of magic, madness, poetry, soothsaying, or fabrication.
Messenger Muhammad
Muhammad as messenger addressed or described in the text.
Migration
Migration for Allah and the Messenger, often linked to striving, allegiance, or rescue.
Mikail
Mikail/Michael as an angel named alongside Jibril.
Mockery
Ridicule or mockery directed at revelation, believers, religion, or righteous action.
Monasticism
Monasticism mentioned as an innovated practice among followers of Isa that was not prescribed in the stated form and was not duly observed.
Moon Splitting
The sign of the moon splitting mentioned with the nearness of the Hour in Surah 54.
Mount Sinai
Mount Sinai or Tur Sinin as an oath/place marker associated with revelation history.
Musa
Musa/Moses as a prophet and central figure in several Quranic narratives.
Night Journey
The night journey from the Sacred Mosque to the Furthest Mosque.
Night Of Decree
The night in which the Quran was sent down, described as better than a thousand months with angels and the Spirit descending by permission.
Night Prayer
Standing in prayer and measured Quran recitation during the night, especially in Surah 73.
No Compulsion
The statement that there is no compulsion in religion after clarity between right course and error.
Nuh
Nuh/Noah as prophet whose call is answered and whose people are drowned.
Nuh's People's Idols
The named idols Wadd, Suwa, Yaghuth, Ya'uq, and Nasr mentioned in Nuh's report about his people's conspiracy.
Oaths
Oaths and their relation to righteousness, reconciliation, and marital relations.
Orphans
Orphans as recipients of care, rights, or charity.
Parable
An illustrative example or parable used to clarify moral or theological meaning.
Paradise
Paradise or gardens as reward or original dwelling.
Paradise Garden
The garden setting of the Adam narrative.
Patience
Command or encouragement to be patient.
Peace
Peace as greeting, condition, or promised state, including the peaceful speech of Paradise.
Pen
The pen and what is inscribed, invoked in the opening oath of Surah 68.
People Of The Scripture
Communities addressed as recipients of earlier scripture.
Pharaoh
Pharaoh as ruler opposing Musa and Bani Israel.
Plagues
The successive signs sent against Pharaoh's people in the Musa narrative.
Pledge Under The Tree
The pledge of allegiance under the tree in Surah 48.
Poets
Poets or poetic speech as discussed in relation to revelation and misguidance.
Polytheists
Groups or persons identified by associating partners with Allah.
Praise
Praise and glorification directed to Allah.
Previous Generations
Destroyed or remembered earlier generations used as warning.
Previous Scriptures
Earlier scriptures or records invoked as evidence.
Primordial Testimony
The testimony taken from the descendants of Adam concerning Allah's lordship.
Prisoners Of War
Captives and prisoners in the context of battle rulings.
Privacy Etiquette
Etiquette for entering homes, privacy, and household movement.
Private Conversation
Private conversation or consultation, especially when corrected away from sin, aggression, and disobedience toward righteousness and piety.
Prophetic Conduct
Conduct expected from or modeled by prophets, including mercy, integrity, and counsel.
Prophetic Mission
A prophet being commissioned with message, signs, or command.
Prophets
Prophets and messengers as a collective category.
Prophet's Wives
Passages specifically addressing or legislating matters involving the wives of Prophet Muhammad.
Provision
Provision from Allah in creation, food, or worldly life.
