The Qur’an is the central religious text of Islam, which Muslims believe to be a revelation from God (Allah). The word "Qur’an" means "the recitation"; the Quran is therefore the perfect medium through which the message of Islam should be delivered. The Quran is divided into chapters, which are then divided into verses. Each verse is a word of God, a divine message that can only be understood when read and understood by humans. In this way, the Quran can be considered the most important and divine form of literature.

There are different ways of reading the Quran. You can read it in full text, or in translation, or you can use a phonetic reading, which is the most popular and easiest method for non-Arabic speakers. You can even use a tajwid (form of devotional literature), where each word is explained and supplemented by a word of God, a short explanation of the message, and a collection of the most important verses of the Quran.

In addition to the Quran, Islam teaches that there is only one God and that he created the universe and mankind. Islam also teaches that there is a valid and true prophet in every age, and that all prophets are messengers or prophets of God. The Prophet (S) is the best and most important prophet, and the Quran is the most important book. The Prophet (S) is the only person who can interpret the Quran and tell its meaning.