The Quran

Recited, memorised, and revered by more than a billion people, the Quran stands among the most influential spiritual texts in human history. Believed by Muslims to be the direct word of God revealed to the Prophet Muhammad in seventh-century Arabia, it weaves proclamation, poetry, moral instruction, law, and narrative into an integrated vision of reality centred on divine unity, mercy, and justice. As the foundational scripture of Islam, it has shaped entire civilisations and given rise to some of the world's most luminous mystical traditions – among them the Sufi poets and philosophers whose work echoes through many titles in the Library of Light. Through its powerful call to remembrance, prayer, compassion, and devotion, the Quran continues to invite readers into a deeper awareness of the sacred presence at the heart of existence.