Mu’cizat-ı Kur’âniye Risalesi

Here too, the Risale-i Nur, which has unveiled the secret of 1 "the fire was extinguished," is applauded. It should be known that the essence and spirit of Celcelûtiye is 2 "the comprehensive oath and the noble invitation and the greatest name," and that the most important and most devoted student of Imam Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) was the famous and brilliant proof of Islam, Imam al-Ghazali (may Allah have mercy on him), who said: "When the revelation was sent down to the Prophet (peace be upon him), he ordered Imam Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) to write; he wrote and then composed." Imam al-Ghazali (may Allah have mercy on him) said: Indeed, this noble invitation and great harmony and comprehensive oath and greatest name and hidden, exalted secret without doubt is a treasure from the treasures of this world and the hereafter 3 Imam al-Ghazali explained the Celcelûtiye, both the Syriac words and its value and characteristics, by learning from Imam Nur ad-Din. FOURTH ALLUSION After Imam Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) announced the Sirac al-Nur, he again enumerated thirty-three and one aspects of thirty-two Syriac names, and while strongly indicating the most powerful and most valuable treatise of the Risale-i Nur, the Mu'jizat al-Qur'aniyya and the Thirty-Second Word, he also refers to, alludes to, or hints at other treatises.

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Treatise on the Miracles of the Qur'an Say: If all mankind and jinn were to come together to produce the like of this Qur'an, they could not produce the like of it, even if some were to support others. In our Arabic treatises and in the Arabic Risale-i Nur, and in our tafsir titled "Isaratul Icaz," and in the following twenty-four Words, we have indicated nearly forty aspects of the boundless miracles and the great miracle of the Ahmediyya (a.s.m.) of the Qur'an, the Wise Book of the Incomparable Speaker. Now, we will mention only five of these aspects in some detail, and briefly mention the others, and with a short introduction, we will point out its definition and nature. Introduction There are three parts. FIRST PART: What is the Qur'an, and what is its definition? The answer is: As stated in the Nineteenth Word and proved in other Words, the Qur'an is: • the eternal translation of the great Book of the universe, • the eternal interpreter of the various languages that recite the verses of creation, • the interpreter of the Book of the unseen and the witnessed world, • the key to the spiritual treasures of the hidden divine names in the earth and the heavens, • the key to the hidden truths beneath the layers of events and stories.

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And especially each of the one hundred and thirty books of Risale-i Nur proves a virtue or a point of the Qur'an with conclusive proofs; and especially the Mu'cizat-ı Kur'âniye (The Miraculousness of the Qur'an) Treatise, which is the Second Station of the Twentieth Word, shows that many of the marvels of civilization, such as the steam engine and the airplane, are derived from the Qur'an; and the First Light, named İşarât-ı Kur'âniye (The Indications of the Qur'an), which explains the signs of the verses referring to Risale-i Nur and electricity; and the eight small treatises named Rumuzât-ı Semaniye (The Secrets of the Letters), which show how regular, mysterious, and meaningful the Qur'anic letters are; and a small treatise that proves the miraculousness of the last verse of the Sûre-i Feth (Surah Victory) in five ways regarding the revelation of the unseen; each part of Risale-i Nur, in this way, reveals a truth and a light of the Qur'an, which is a signature of the Qur'an's being unique, miraculous, and extraordinary, and that in this world of witness, the language of the unseen world and the speech of the All-Knowing of the Unseen exists. Indeed, it is for these mentioned virtues and excellences of the Qur'an, which are indicated in six points, six directions, and six stations, that its noble luminous sovereignty and majestic sacred rule have continued with great respect, illuminating the faces of centuries and turning the surface of the earth for over thirteen centuries; and it is for these excellences that each letter of the Qur'an has at least ten merits and ten treasures and bears ten lasting fruits; even each letter of some verses and chapters may bear a hundred, a thousand, or even more fruits; and in blessed times, the light, merit, and value of each letter may increase a hundredfold. Thus, the world traveler understood and said in his heart: Indeed, this Qur'an, which is miraculous in every respect, through the unity of its chapters, the agreement of its verses, the harmony of its mysteries and expressions, and the consistency of its fruits and effects, has testified so clearly with evidence that the boundless testimonies of all the people of faith have derived their testimony from its testimony.

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Twenty-Fifth Word While there is a lasting miracle like the Qur’an at hand, It seems excessive to me to seek another proof. While there is a true proof like the Qur’an at hand, Should my heart feel burdened for the deniers? NOTICE: We intended to write the Five Pillars at the beginning of this Word. However, in the latter part of the First Pillar, we had to write very quickly in order to finish the old manuscript. Indeed, some days we wrote twenty or thirty pages within two or three hours. Therefore, we have completely written the Three Pillars and for now, we have left aside the other Two Pillars. We hope our brothers will overlook my faults, shortcomings, mistakes, and errors with mercy and tolerance. Most of the verses in this treatise on the Miracles of the Qur’an have either been criticized by the deniers, or raised objections by the scholars, or have been exposed to the whispers and doubts of jinn and human devils. Indeed, this Twenty-Fifth Word has explained the truths and subtleties of those verses in such a way that the points the deniers and scholars thought were flaws have been proven, through scientific principles, to be the signs of eloquence and the sources of the perfection of the Qur’anic eloquence. In order to avoid causing confusion, absolute answers have been given without mentioning their doubts. Only in three or four verses in the First Station of the Twentieth Word, such as "And the sun runs its course" and "And the mountains are fixed," have their doubts been mentioned. Although this treatise on the Miracles of the Qur’an has been written very briefly and hastily, it has been expressed in a scholarly, deep, and powerful style in terms of eloquence and the sciences of Arabic, to the extent that it astonishes the scholars. Although not every attentive reader may fully understand and benefit from each topic, everyone can find an important share in that garden. Despite the shortcomings in expression and wording due to its being written in great haste and under difficult circumstances, it has explained the truths of many important scientific issues. Said Nursî

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Here too, the Risale-i Nur, which has unveiled the secret of 1 "the fire was extinguished," is applauded. It should be known that the essence and spirit of Celcelûtiye is 2 "the comprehensive oath and the noble invitation and the greatest name," and that the most important and most devoted student of Imam Ali (may Allah be pleased with him), and the most famous and brilliant proof of Islam, Imam al-Ghazali (may Allah have mercy on him), says: "When they were revealed to the Prophet (peace be upon him) by revelation, he ordered Imam Ali (may Allah be pleased with him), 'Write'; he wrote and then composed." Imam al-Ghazali (may Allah have mercy on him) says: Indeed, this noble invitation and great harmony and comprehensive oath and greatest name and hidden, exalted secret without doubt is a treasure from the treasures of this world and the hereafter 3 Imam al-Ghazali, learning from Imam Nur ad-Din, has explained both the Syriac words and the value and characteristics of this Celcelûtiye. FOURTH ALLUSION After Imam Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) announced the Sirac an-Nur, while enumerating thirty-three and one aspects and thirty-two Syriac names, the Risale-i Nur strongly points to the most powerful and most precious treatise, the Mu'jizat al-Qur'aniyya and the Thirty-Second Word, and also refers, alludes, or hints at other treatises.

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