Al-Silm Verse Qurān 2:208 also known as Al-Silm Verse (Arabic: آیة السلم ) emphasizes on entering into Islam or submission to God and His commands. The verse and a few following verses are believed to provide a solution for the protection of religious unity in the human community, by way of introducing the submission to God as what interconnects people's hearts. The verse was revealed

Al-Ukhuwwa Verse Al-Ukhuwwa Verse (Arabic: آیة الأخوة , brotherhood verse ) is the verse of Quran 49:10 (Sūrah al-Ḥujur āt ) concerning the fraternity or brotherhood between all Muslims and their duties with respect to one another. According to this verse, all believers are brothers , and if there is a quarrel or dispute among them, other Muslims should reconcile them. After this verse was

Al-Wilaya Verse Al-Wilaya Verse (Arabic: آية الولاية ) is the verse 55 of Quran 5 (Surah al-Ma'idah) which has been revealed about Imam Alī (a) and has praised him. 1 Shi'as refer to this verse as a proof for the Wilaya h of Imam Alī (a): إِنَّما وَلِيُّكُمُ اللَّهُ وَرَسولُهُ وَالَّذينَ آمَنُوا الَّذينَ يُقيمونَ الصَّلاةَ وَيُؤتونَ الزَّكاةَ وَهُم راكِعونَ Your guardian is only Allah, His

Verse of Ikmal al-Din Al-Ikmal verse (Arabic: آية الإكمال ) is the 3 rd verse of Qur'an 5 ( Surah al-Ma’idah ) which was revealed to the Prophet (s) during the event of Ghadir : In this verse, God states that he had perfected the religion and completed the blessing. There is a disagreement about the day in which this verse has been revealed: Some

Al-Tablīgh Verse The Quran 5:67 known as Tablīgh verse (Arabic: آیة التَّبليغ , propagation verse ) is one of the last verses revealed to the Prophet (s). According to this verse, the Prophet (s) was obliged to proclaim an important message to people. The verse explicitly denotes the importance of the message that if the Prophet (s) had not proclaimed it, he would not have performed his mission

Al-Tathīr Verse Al-Tathīr verse (Arabic: آيَةُ التَّطهير ) is a part of verse 33 of Quran 33 in which God has repelled all the impurities from the Ahl al-Bayt (a) and Shi'a theologians and scholars refer to this verse as a proof for the Divine appointment of Imams(a). Indeed Allah desires to repel all impurity (Rijs) from only you, Ahl al-Bayt (People of the Household),

Al-Nūr Verse (Arabic: آية النور ) is verse 35 of Quran 24, which introduces God , the Light of the heavens and the earth and in a detailed way, describes the manner of this light's shining upon the sky and the earth and how it guides the believers. Exegetes have interpreted the word " Nūr " in this verse as " the Guide, the Life-Giver",

Al-Kursī Verse (Arabic: آیة الکرسی ) is the verse 255 of the Quran 2 (Sūrah al-Baqarah) in the Quran. In English it is known as the Throne Verse . Some exegetes of the Quran have taken its following 2 verses (256-257) to be part of the Al-Kursī Verse. This is the only verse in the Quran in which " God's Kursī (seat or throne) is mentioned as extending to the heavens