Explanation

The opposite of Shirk in Islam is Tauheed.

Shirk refers to associating partners with Allah (God),

While Tauheed refers to the belief in the oneness of Allah

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Surah Al-Maidah (Chapter 5) of the Holy Quran confirms Islam as the complete and final religion, as stated in Verse 3:

•  "This day, I have perfected your religion for you, completed My favor upon you, and have chosen for you Islam as your religion." (Quran 5:3)

This verse emphasizes that Islam is the final and complete religion, superseding all previous religions and completing the message of Allah.

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Abdullah Yusuf Ali (1872-1953) was a British-Indian Islamic scholar and translation.

He was best known for his English translation of the Quran, "The Meaning of the Holy Quran".

Published in 1934, it was the first English translation of the Quran by an Asian scholar.

Explanation

Surah Fatiha (Chapter 1 of the Quran) is often referred to as "Babul Quran," meaning "The Gate of the Quran" or "The Opening of the Quran."

It is the opening chapter.

It is recited in every unit of prayer (rak'ah) in Muslim worship.

Surah Fatiha is also known by several other names, including:

Umm al-Kitab (Mother of the Book)

Umm al-Quran (Mother of the Quran)

Al-Sab'a al-Mathani (The Seven Oft-Repeated Verses)

Al-Hamd (The Praise)

As-Salah (The Prayer)

Al-Fatiha al-Khabira (The Great Opening)

Al-Fatiha al-'Udhma (The Mighty Opening)

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Surah Al-Noor is found in the 18th Parah (Juz) of the Quran.

It has 64 verses.

It is divided into 9 Rukus.

It focusing on social laws and morality.

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Surah An Nahl is the 16th chapter of the Holy Quran which means شہد کی مکھی

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Abdullah bin Masud was the companion who listened to the entire Quran from Prophet Muhammad (SAW).

He was a renowned scholar and memorizer of the Quran among the Sahaba.

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There are 558 Rukus as a whole in the Holy Quran.

Ruku comes from an Arabic word رُكوع.

It is some part or paragraph in the Quran.

During the revelation of the Holy Quran, it was not sub-divided by Rukus.

 Rukuas were not there in the reign of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and Sahaaba (R.A). 

These subdivisions were created during the reign of Hajaaj bin Yusuf.

The number of Ruku in the last chapter of Quran are thirty nine