Al-Quran - The Miracle of Miracles [ deedat]

Only, all of a sudden will it come
to you."
(HOLY QUR'AN 7:187)
It will be worth while to compare this one verse above with the whole of chapter thirteen
of the Gospel of St. Mark, which uses all of the thirty-seven verses there to reach
the conclusion of the single aayah (verse) above. A simple test to distinguish man-made
books from the Word of God. You will find the Qur'an free from frills and verboseness!
Many other examples can be given from the Book of God to prove that its narration is not
in the style of men; that it is an absolutely unique Book. In fact a volume can be written
on this theme itself. However we will end this chapter with one last example from the
Holy Qur'an. It is a classical short chapter of only four verses. All the four verses put
together are less in wording than the five examples of a single verse each given above. I
give you below a replica of that short súra (chapter).
In the English translation above, you will note five numbers to the four verses, Nos. 6296
to 6300. In the complete translation of A. Yusuf Ali, 57 you will find his learned
commentary. You may or may not agree with his elucidations. They are not infallible.
The word of God IS THE ARABIC TEXT your see above, and the English is accepted
as the best human effort at translation.
I will now give you my own observation from the angle of Revelation that we are
discussing, eg., Divine inspiration - Word of God, under the title:
57 You will do yourself and your Muslim and non-Muslim friends a great favour by making this translation
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