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Quran

Reading, touching, learning and memorizing the Quran as a new Muslim. Short, honest answers for new Muslims.

What does the Quran say about lying?

The Quran calls lying a serious sin and commands believers to be truthful. Learn the verses, the narrow exceptions and how to repent.

Sidrat al-Muntaha is the Lote Tree of the Utmost Boundary in the highest heavens, reached by the Prophet on the Mi'raj (Quran 53:14). Learn more.

Yes, you can listen to the Quran while you fall asleep. It's not disrespectful, but keep your bedtime adhkar and use a sleep timer.

The Beast of the Earth (Dabbat al-Ard) is a major sign of the Day of Judgement in Quran 27:82. What the hadith say and what remains unknown.

The Quran makes people stewards of the earth, forbids corruption on land and sea (7:56, 30:41) and warns against waste. See what it teaches.

Mikail (Michael) is a great angel in Islam named in Quran 2:98 beside Jibril, linked to rain and provision. See his role and the Prophet's dua.

No, you don't need to read the whole Quran before becoming Muslim. Belief in one God and His messenger is enough; read key surahs to start.

Yes, angels can take human form by Allah's permission, like Jibril appearing to Maryam and to the Companions. What the Quran and hadith say about it.

The Quran says Allah is with the patient and rewards them without account. Learn what sabr really means and how to practice it daily.

The ruh is the soul Allah breathes into each human, which lives on after death. The Quran says its true nature is known only to Allah (Quran 17:85).

The Quran says women and men come from one soul and earn equal reward. See the rights it gives women and how scholars read the harder verses.

Yes, you can listen to the Quran while working out. No wudu is needed; use headphones, listen with attention and pause it in changing rooms.