Are translations correct?
Quran translations can miss deeper meanings — comparing translations and checking word roots, like in Quran 4:58 on merit, reveals principles a single translation may leave out.
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions about the Quran, Islam and how this site reads the text.
How to read the Quran?
The Quran describes how it should be read: seeking refuge from the devil first, reflecting on its meaning, reading slowly, and avoiding reading without understanding.
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Is Jesus in the Quran?
The Quran presents Jesus (Isa) as one of God’s most exalted messengers: the Messiah, a Word from God, a spirit from Him, a sign and a mercy. It affirms his miraculous virgin birth to Mary, his prophethood and his extraordinary signs, while consistently rejecting the idea that these honours make him divine. Jesus is described above all as a servant of God. His birth is presented as an act of divine creation—God commands “Be,” and it is—placing Jesus firmly among God’s creation rather than identifying him with the Creator.
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