Al-Qur'an-ul-Hakeem (Alifi) (Each line begins with Alif)

Book Binding: Hardcover
Pages 221
Size: 11.5 x 9.0 x 1.0 inch
Description
About This Book:
The phrase "Al-Qur'an-ul-Hakeem (Alifi)" appears to be a poetic expression or creative rendering of the Holy Quran's name. Almost every line of the Quran starts with the Word "ALIF" and this is the very first letter of the Arabic language. The verses of the Quran are in the original text but every line of the verse does not start with the letter "ALIF" Quran is in parts and each part know as surah with its respective name. The Surahs and verses have a varied arrangement of letters and words, resulting in a rhythmic and poetic composition beloved in Islamic tradition.
The Quran is the Islamic book of religion Islam. Muslims believe that this book and each and every word of it comes from Allah and Allah surely listens to all of them whoever responded to Allah. This is written in its classical way of Arabic language and this one knows as one of the best sources of advice for Muslims. The Quran comes with various types of topics that are related to life such as Spirituality Morality and Law If "Al-Qur'an-ul-Hakeem (Alifi)" is a specific aesthetic depiction or a unique poetic expression, it could be a novel technique to underline the beauty and value of the Quran's message. It's important to remember, however, that the original Quranic text, as collated and preserved over the years, has a different structure and arrangement.
The world had to wait many years for one of the most rare creations, Al-Qur’an-ul-Hakeem (Alifi), wherein every line begins with Alif, invoking the name of Allah, the Almighty. Al-Qur’an-ul-Hakeem (Alifi) is penned in the classical Khat-e-Nuskh style. A creation of 23 years of dedicated labour, this rare publication embodies the true essence of the Quranic calligraphy over the last fourteen hundred years. This Al-Qur’an-ul-Hakeem (Alifi) was first presented at Baitullah Shareef in Makkah and Masjid-e-Nabavi in Madina. This beautiful Qur’an has been admired the world over, by the Head of States and by people at large.