No. 2,041 in Arabic

القرآن

The Arabic word "القرآن" (Al-Qur'an) means "The Recitation" and refers to the holy book of Islam.

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أحب قراءة القرآن يومياً.
I enjoy reading the Quran daily.
The word 'القرآن' here refers to the Islamic holy book, emphasizing the act of reading it as a daily routine and source of spiritual practice.
تُقرأ آيات القرآن في الصلوات الخمس.
The verses of the Quran are recited in the five daily prayers.
In this sentence, 'القرآن' highlights its integral role in Islamic prayers by mentioning its verses being the content of recitation.
دُرِّسَ علم تفسير القرآن في الجامعة.
The study of Quranic exegesis was taught at the university.
Here, 'القرآن' references the religious text as the subject of scholarly study and interpretation in an academic setting.

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