Isharat al-I'jaz | The Aims of the Qur'an | 19
(19-20)

In the Name of God, the Merciful, the Compassionate.

The Most Merciful. * It is He who has taught the Qur'an. * He has created man. * He has taught him [articulate thought and] speech. (55:1-4)

We offer Him praise and thanks, and seek His blessings for His Prophet, whom He sent as a mercy to all the worlds, and through its signs and indications made his greatest miracle encompass the universe 's truths, so to remain permanently through the passage of time till the Day of Requital, and for all his Family and Companions.

SO know firstly that our aim from these indications, is a commentary on a number of the symbols of the Qur'an's word-order, for [one aspect of] its miraculousness is manifested in its word-order. Indeed, the embroidery of its word-order is its most brilliant [form of] miraculousness.

       

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