Quran Watch the Video “Holy Quran very briefly explained” and answer the questions on your Blog site
1. What does the word Quran translate to in English? The recitation.
2. What is the purpose of the message sent to Mohammad why was it sent again? Gods own message to the world to remind people of the message already received by the Jews and Christians – Gods guidance for human kind.3. How is the message sent to Mohammad different to the messages already sent to the Christians and the Jews? It is in Arabic.
4. Is the message in the Quran the same message as in the Bible? Yes.
5. Name two other prophets mentioned in the Quran. Jesus and Abraham.
6. How was the message passed on to others in the beginning? It was passed on by talking about it.
7. Why was the original message not written down by Mohammad? He was not literate in Arabic.
8. What language is used for the Quran? Arabic
9. Which city did Islam originate? Mecca
10. What dose ‘Muslim’ mean? Those who submit to God.
11. How does the Quran differ from the Bible in the story of the death of Jesus?The Quran affirms Jesus was a profit and born from a virgin though it denies he is the son of God. They believe Jesus is divine but he is not God though Christians believe Jesus is part of God. Christians believe Jesus died for humanity though Islams believe all souls are responsible for their own actions. Muslims do not believe Jesus was crucified.
12. What does the Quran say about warfare? You have the right to fight and when the enemy ceases to fight remember God is merciful and warfare is not always the answer. Muslims may defend themselves only when there is a threat. They should be merciful to those they capture – as Muhammad was when he took over Mecca.
Suras are the chapters in the Quran, there are 14 chapters and each one is shorter than thehone beofre it; they all start with the same verse.
The Quran is thourhg to be the copleted passage tat began with judaism and Christianity.
The Quran is thourhg to be the copleted passage tat began with judaism and Christianity.
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