Ayatul Kursi is a collection of Ayah of the Qur'an. Each Ayah is assigned a number of verses and a number of words, which are then arranged in a particular order.

Ayah

In this Ayah, the word 'Bani Isra' means the noise of the night. The Ayah begins by mentioning some names of the inhabitants of the night, such as the stars, the moon, and the sun. It then lists a number of things that are known to exist in the night. These things are mentioned in a peculiar way, in that some of them are mentioned as being things that are known to exist, while others are mentioned as things that are believed to exist.

Verse

The verse begins with a reference to the story of the two brothers, Dinar and Lut, who were good people. The verse continues with a question, asking who the two brothers were, and who else was there with them.

The second part of the verse begins with a reference to the story of the two men, one of whom was righteous and the other was wicked. The two men are mentioned in a peculiar way, in that the righteous one is mentioned as being righteous and the wicked one is mentioned as being wicked.

The second part of the verse ends with a reference to the story of the two men, one of whom was righteous and the other was wicked.