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Who Wrote the Quran? A Short Study Guide
This question is often asked as part of a broader study of the Quran’s origin, revelation, and preservation.
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A short overview
Believers understand the Quran as the revealed word of Allah, received by Prophet Muhammad through revelation.
That is why the question is usually discussed in the context of revelation rather than human authorship.
How to study the question carefully
Read the relevant introduction pages, then compare a few passages and translation notes for context.
Why the question matters
Many readers ask this when they are trying to understand the source, authority, and preservation of the Quran.
A careful answer needs both belief and historical context.
How to use this Who Wrote the Quran? A Short Study Guide guide
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Quran considered a human-written book?
In Islamic belief, the Quran is the revealed word of Allah rather than a human-authored text.
Why do people ask who wrote the Quran?
Because they want to understand the Quran’s origin, transmission, and authority.
Is this the same as asking who revealed it?
In Islamic belief, yes. The Quran is understood as revealed by Allah, not authored by a human writer.