The Quran in Chronological Order
Publisher: Okan Anderson
Published: 2016
Language: eng
Description: This is a fully enriched publication of the Quran it is important because normally the Surahs (chapters) in the Quran are in traditional order. Where as this one is a chronological publication of the Quran.

Perhaps it is the finest Quran English transformation. The flow is smooth, sentence formation is simple, and the meaning is understandable. This Quran translation is a pure translation of the Quran, from Arabic to English, and it does not emphasize on any school of thoughts. The text wholly and accurately interprets the Holy Quran, from Arabic, into English.

It was at first translated by Muhammad M. Pickthall, a Western Islamic scholar well-known for his English transformation of the Qur'an in 1930 and was published with the title “The Meaning of the Glorious Koran” He saw firsthand the sensation inside the Quran.

The Quran was revealed to Muhammad sequentially over some twenty years’ time, it was not brought together in chronological order. In this publication of ours you will find plenty of distinguish features like we have added index 300+ topics, easy navigation links between verses and chapters and many other unique features that would increase your interest in reading it. When the Quran was finally assembled into book form under Caliph Uthman, the surahs were structured from longest to shortest with no connection whatever to the order in which they were revealed or to their thematic content. In order to find out what the Quran says on a given topic, it is obligatory to examine the other Islamic sources that give clues as to when in Muhammad’s lifetime the revelations occurred. In this publication you will find a short biography of the Prophet Muhammad’s life and struggles. The table of contents is a guide for the readers to scroll down that from where they want to start learning about the Quran.

In the contents you will have so many distinguishing options that will make you enjoy a lot of different features of this publication. You can easily find a verse or a chapter you want to read about, either in a traditional way or a chronological one. You can learn and get to know about everything you want to know from the day of beginning of the Islam. The signs relating to the other Prophets and Messengers are indicated in their chronological order, but actual signs do not appear here. In studying the chronological order of the chapters, there is much to be learned. For instance, we learn that after the initial revelations of the signs to Prophet Muhammad, it was in Al-Qalam 35 revealed sometime later in Mecca, that the early followers of Prophet Muhammad are referred to, for the first time, as Muslims (ones who surrender). Previous to this revelation, the followers of Prophet Muhammad did not know the names of Islam or muslim. Upon such an assessment of the Quran, one discovers that the Meccan surahs, revealed at a time when the Muslims were susceptible, the later Medinan surahs, revealed after Muhammad had made himself the chief of an army, are bellicose.
Table of contents: title: Table of Contents; title: INTRODUCTION; title: TRANSLATION OF THE QURAN; title: Meccan Surahs; title: Medinan Surahs; title: ABSTRACTS OF CHAPTERS; title: FIND VERSE OR CHAPTER; title: Traditional; title: Alphabetical; title: Chronological; title: INDEX; title: APPENDIX; title: Pre-Islamic Arabia; title: Life of Muhammad; title: Early Years; title: The Prophet Is Born; title: A Time With Halimah; title: The Orphan's Childhood; title: The Prophet's Marriage; title: Meccan Period; title: The Coming of The Archangel Gabriel; title: The First Muslims; title: The Troubles Begin; title: The King Who Believed; title: The Cruelty of Quraysh; title: The Year of Sorrow; title: The Night Journey And The Ascent To Heaven; title: The Treaty of ‘Aqabah; title: Medinan Period; title: Al-Hijrah; title: Arrival In Yathrib; title: The Battle Of Badr; title: Uhud Defeat Comes From Disobedience; title: The Battle Of The Trench; title: The Invitation; title: Entry Into Mecca; title: The Lesson Of Pride At The Valley Of Hunayn; title: Tabuk The Test Of Faith; title: The Farewell Pilgrimage; title: The Prophet’s Death; title: Monotheism and Islam; title: The Quran's Literary Form