Second Glow: The comprehensiveness that answers any need of any man.
Second Glow: The verses of the Qur’an are comprehensive through their denoting and indicating all the categories of speech and true knowledge and human needs, like command and prohibition, promise and threat, encouragement and deterring, restraint and guidance, stories and comparisons, the Divine ordinances and teachings, the sciences related to the universe, and the laws and conditions of personal life, social life, the life of the heart, spiritual life, and the life of the hereafter. So that the truth of the saying, “Take whatever you want from the Qur’an for whatever you want” has become accepted to such a degree by the people of reality that it has become proverbial among them. There is such a comprehensiveness in the verses of the Qur’an that they may be the cure for every ill and the sustenance for every need. Yes, they have to be like that, because it is essential that the absolute guide of all the levels of the people of perfection, who continually rise in the degrees of progress, possesses this property.
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Third Glow: The conciseness of the Qur'an which is at the degree of miracle.
- Fifth Flash: The comprehensiveness in the Qur'an's style and conciseness.
- First Glow: The comprehensiveness that contains a chapter in a verse and the Qur'an and the universe in a chapter.
- Fifth Glow: The comprehensiveness of the Qur'an that gathers all supreme qualities either with its content or style without any confusion.
- Third Glow: The conciseness of the Qur'an which is at the degree of miracle.
- Fourth Glow: The conciseness of the Qur'an that express general laws in simple events.
- Fifth Point: The wondrousness in the Qur'an's manner of exposition.
- First Addendum: The miraculous aspects of the Qur’an and the proofs that it is the Word of Allah.
- A Brief Look at Bediuzzaman Said Nursi’s Life, The Risale-i Nur, and ‘Letters-1928-1932’
- A Flower of Emirdağ: The answer given to the objections for the repetitions in the Qur’an.
- The Second Aim: How can a single individual do innumerable things at the same time? Conclusion and the answers to two questions.