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Allah took Muhammad (pbuh) on a tour of the universe
2-10
Allah fulfilled the prophecy made in the Holy Book of the Israelites that they will create mischief in the land twice and each time they will be punished and Al-Quran guides to the perfectly Straight Way
11-14
The book of his own deeds shall be given to each individual on the Day of Judgement
15-17
He that seeks guidance does so to his own good and he who goes astray does so to his own loss
18-22
He that desires the transitory things of this life is given here, but in the hereafter he shall be condemned to hell
23-30
Some commandments of Allah for the believers including proper behavior with parents, relatives, and the community at large
31-40
The commandments continue
41-44
If there were other gods besides Allah, they would have tried to dethrone Him
45-52
Belief in the hereafter is necessary to understand Al-Quran and Hereafter is Life after death
53-55
Believers should speak only good words
56-57
Invented gods have no power to relieve you from any distress
58-60
Why the signs are not sent to Muhammad (pbuh) like prior prophets
61-65
Shaitan, his enmity with human beings, and his vow to seduce them
66-70
Allah has provided conveyance for you on land and sea
71-72
Accountability of every community and its leaders
73-77
No compromise is allowed in matters of Islamic law and principles
78-84
Five times daily Salah (prayers) and and extra prayer called Tahajjud for the Holy Prophet and Al-Quran is a healing and mercy for the believers
85-88
Ar-Ruh (Spirit) is at the command of Allah and No one can produce a Quran like this
89-93
In Al-Quran Allah has used different methods to make people understand His Message
94-100
Allah has sent a human Rasool to human beings; if the dwellers of earth had been Angels, Allah would have sent and angel as a Rasool and Only disbelievers can doubt life after death
101-104
Musa was given NINE signs; people still did not believe him
105-111
Al-Quran is revealed in truth and with the truth it has come dow in sections to suit each occasion, for easy deliberation Offer Salah neither too loud nor too low a voice, adopt the middle course