What is the significance of the Quran in Islam, and how is it organized?
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The Quran holds immense significance in Islam as the literal word of Allah, serving as a comprehensive guide for Muslims in matters of faith, morality, and law. It provides spiritual nourishment, ethical principles, and a legal framework. Organized into chapters called Surahs, with over 6,000 verses or Ayahs, it is written in Arabic but translated into many languages for accessibility. The Quran’s unaltered preservation is a fundamental belief, and Muslims are encouraged to recite, study, and reflect upon its verses as a central part of their faith and spiritual journey.