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Warning2:87–96Juz 1 · 10 verses

Why Some People Rejected the Messengers

Shows how some people rejected messengers because the message did not suit what they wanted. It mentions pride, jealousy, and choosing worldly life over the truth.

Afterlife & JudgmentMessengers & ProphethoodAngelsRejecting the TruthPride & ArroganceEnvy & JealousyObedienceOaths & PromisesBani IsraelMusaMaryamIsa

Rejecting the Truth2

The Qur'an & Revelation2

Afterlife & Judgment1

Belief2:253Juz 3 · 1 verse

Messengers Were Given Different Roles

Explains that Allah gave different ranks and signs to different messengers. Some were spoken to directly, and Isa was supported with clear miracles and the Holy Spirit.

Messengers & ProphethoodAngelsMaryamIsa

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Justice / Warning5:41–50Juz 6 · 10 verses

Judging Fairly by Allah's Guidance

Talks about people who listen to lies, hide rulings, and twist judgment. It teaches that fair judgment must follow Allah's guidance.

The Qur'an & RevelationMessengers & ProphethoodTrials & HardshipJusticeCrime & PunishmentPeople of the BookProphet Muhammad ﷺMaryamIsa

143

Belief / Correction5:72–76Juz 6 · 5 verses

Wrong Beliefs About Isa

Makes clear that Isa called people to worship Allah. It explains that Isa and Maryam were human and that worship belongs to Allah alone.

WomenOneness of AllahMessengers & ProphethoodRepentanceBani IsraelChristiansMaryamIsa

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Prophethood / Warning23:45–56Juz 18 · 12 verses

Musa, Isa and One Religion Divided

Firawn and his chiefs arrogantly deny Musa and Harun and are destroyed. Isa and his mother are made a sign. Messengers share one religion, yet people split into sects, and their wealth is no sign of favour.

Community & UnityMessengers & ProphethoodWealth & GreedMusaHarunFirawnMaryamIsa

515

Prophethood33:7–8Juz 21 · 2 verses

The Solemn Covenant of the Prophets

Allah took a solemn covenant from the prophets, including the Prophet ﷺ, Nuh, Ibrahim, Musa and Isa son of Maryam, to question the truthful about their truth.

Messengers & ProphethoodHonesty & TrustProphet Muhammad ﷺNuhIbrahimMusaMaryamIsa

614

Prophethood / Belief43:57–65Juz 25 · 9 verses Scholars differ

Isa Was a Servant of Allah

Says the disbelievers argued when the son of Maryam was given as an example. Isa was only a favored servant and a sign of the Hour, who told people to worship Allah, his Lord and theirs.

The Qur'an & RevelationOneness of AllahMessengers & ProphethoodShaytan & IblisBani IsraelMaryamIsaSigns of the Hour

681

Prophethood / Lesson57:25–29Juz 27 · 5 verses

Messengers, the Balance and Iron

Says messengers came with Scripture and the balance for justice, and iron was sent down. Recalls Nuh, Ibrahim and Isa, and says Isa's followers invented monasticism but did not keep it properly.

Messengers & ProphethoodJusticePeople of the BookChristiansNuhIbrahimMaryamIsa

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Prophethood / Story61:5–9Juz 28 · 5 verses

Musa, Isa, and the Good News of Ahmad

Recalls Musa's people harming him, and Isa telling Bani Israel he confirms the Torah and brings news of a messenger named Ahmad. Disbelievers want to put out Allah's light, but He will perfect it.

Messengers & ProphethoodRejecting the TruthBani IsraelProphet Muhammad ﷺMusaMaryamIsa