Texts of Islam

Unicode Qur'an: 32. ‏السجدة‎ 'lsjdt

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This is a dual-column scholarly presentation of Surah As-Sajdah (Chapter 32) of the Quran, containing all 30 verses in the original Arabic script alongside detailed phonetic transliteration using IPA-adjacent notation. The surah opens with the mysterious disconnected letters "Alif Lam Mim," then asserts the divine origin of the Quran against accusations of fabrication, positioning it as guidance for a people who had not previously received a warner. Its theological core covers God's creation of the heavens and earth in six days, His cosmic governance, and the creation of humanity from clay followed by the breathing of His spirit into humankind. A major concern of the surah is eschatology: it sharply contrasts the destinies of believers — who will dwell in gardens — with those of the wicked, who face eternal fire and will be denied any exit from it. The text also references Moses receiving scripture, appoints patience and certainty as the qualities that produce righteous leaders, and closes by instructing the Prophet to turn away from disbelievers and await the inevitable Day of Decision.

Unicode Qur'an: 32. ‏السجدة‎ 'lsjdt

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