Qur’an 46:8

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Qur’an 46:8 is a verse in Surah Al-Ahqaf that addresses accusations against the Prophet Muhammad and affirms the divine origin and truthfulness of the Qur’anic revelation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Qur’anic verse
addressedTo the Prophet Muhammad as reassurance
those who deny the Qur’an
addresses accusations against the Prophet Muhammad
affirms divine origin of the Qur’an
truthfulness of the Qur’anic revelation
asserts God’s knowledge of what the Prophet conveys
the Prophet’s lack of power to alter revelation on his own
canonicalStatus part of the standard Uthmanic codex
chapterNumber 46
citationStyle 46:8
closelyRelatedTo Qur’an 46:7
Qur’an 46:9
considered word of God in Islamic belief
containedIn mushaf (written Qur’an codex)
genre Meccan verse
hasKeyConcept divine testimony
integrity of revelation
knowledge of God
language Classical Arabic
locatedIn Qur’an NERFINISHED
memorizedBy ḥuffāẓ (Qur’an memorizers)
mentions those who accuse the Prophet of fabricating the Qur’an
partOf Surah Al-Ahqaf NERFINISHED
positionWithinSurah early-middle section
primaryFunction to emphasize that God is sufficient as a witness
to rebut charges of fabrication against the Prophet
recitationScience has multiple canonical qirāʾāt
recitedIn Muslim ritual prayer
referencedIn classical tafsir works
modern Qur’anic commentaries
respondsTo claim that the Qur’an is invented
revealedInContextOf opposition of Meccan disbelievers
revealedTo Muhammad
surface form: Prophet Muhammad
scriptureOf Islam NERFINISHED
studiedIn Islamic seminaries (madrasas) NERFINISHED
surahNameArabic الأحقاف NERFINISHED
surahNameEnglish Al-Ahqaf NERFINISHED
surahOrderInMushaf 46
theme defense of prophetic truthfulness
divine witness to revelation
rejection of false accusations
usedIn Islamic theology NERFINISHED
Qur’anic exegesis (tafsir)
usedToRefute claim that the Qur’an is human fabrication
usedToSupport doctrine of prophetic truthfulness (ṣidq al-nubuwwa)
verseNumber 8

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Al-Ahqaf containsVerse Qur’an 46:8