@Afghan609 The Qur’an has been preserved for over 1,400 years and will remain until the last day of universe. You and I will be gone in 50–60 years, but the Qur’an will continue to be recited, memorized, and followed by millions around the world.
@Afghan609 The Qur’an has been preserved for over 1,400 years and will remain until the last day of universe. You and I will be gone in 50–60 years, but the Qur’an will continue to be recited, memorized, and followed by millions around the world.
@Afghan609 Allah never promised that no physical copy of the Qur’an would be damaged. He promised that the Qur’an itself would be preserved. People may burn copies, but they cannot erase it from the hearts of millions who have memorized it,1,400+ years later, Allah’s promise still stands.
@Afghan609 if someone burns a history book, the history itself does not disappear. Likewise, burning a physical copy of the Qur’an does not destroy the Qur’an, because it remains preserved in the memories of millions of people and in countless written copies worldwide.