Explanation:
*The Muslim;s Scripture is known as al-Qur;ān.
*It is a Book of guidance for mankind (2:2).
*It defines and directs social behavior in Muslim societies.
*The right and responsibilities of every Muslim’s constitutions are built.
*It is the foundation upon which Muslim;s constitutions are built.
*It contains Islamic democratic principles.
*It supports respect for constituted authorities.
*The Qur’ān shows the limit of the political authority.
*Spiritually, it directs to monotheistic religion.
*It is used in liturgical and other devotional practices of the Muslim.
*It is the major reference book in Islamic institutions of learning.
*The key to the spiritual development of Muslims is found in it.
*It will intercede for those who recite and memorize it.
*Moral issues are clearly addressed in it.
*It is a mean for obtaining a high position both in the present life and in the Hereafter.
*It leads to attaining a state of tranquility.
*It is a means to salvation from trials. (Q.14:1).
*The one who memorizes the Qur;ān is in the rank with honourable angels.
It is a criterion to distinguish between truth and falsehood. (Q.25:1).