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The Quran Revisited
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Verse-by-verse analysis. We break down the rhetoric (Balagha), precise word choices, and complex grammatical structures that define the unique text.
The Qur’an Revisited: The Passive Voice in the Qur’an
The passive voice appears in only 5.27% of Qur'anic verbs, making it a unique grammatical feature. This article summarizes important findings on its use, including emphasizing Allah's miraculous acts, conveying instructions, and expressing prohibitions. We also examine relevant verses from Suras like Al-Infitar and Al-Ma'ida.
The Qur’an Revisited: Salsabil (سَلْسَبِيل) in Sura 76:17-18
The Qur'an is full of fascinating words, and "Salsabil" (سَلْسَبِيل) is one of them. Appearing only once in Sura 76:18, this article explores its mysterious origins, diverse interpretations, and the intriguing grammatical debate surrounding its form, including its connection to diptotes and rhyme in the Holy Book.
