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Quran Ayat regarding Poet(Word)

Explore the profound intersection of poetry and divine revelation with our dedicated category, Poet(Word) in the Quran. This page thoughtfully organizes Quran Ayat about Poet(Word), offering a structured pathway for readers to delve into the verses that address the nature of poetic expression, the role of poets, and the distinction between human creativity and divine speech. Whether you are a student of Islamic studies or a curious seeker, this collection serves as a valuable resource for understanding how the Quran engages with the art of words.

Our curated compilation brings together relevant Quranic guidance on this topic, presented alongside accessible translations and scholarly Tafsir (exegesis). By examining these verses in context, readers can gain deeper insights into the ethical dimensions of speech and the profound wisdom embedded in the Quran’s discourse on poetry. The page is designed to facilitate comparative study, allowing you to reflect on the subtle nuances of language and meaning as illuminated by classical and contemporary commentators.

We invite you to navigate through this thematic collection, where each verse is a stepping stone toward a richer understanding of the Quranic perspective on poetic expression. Engage with the material at your own pace, and let the wisdom of the Quran guide your exploration of this fascinating subject.


Ayah 36

وَيَقُولُونَ أَئِنَّا لَتَارِكُوٓاْ ءَالِهَتِنَا لِشَاعِرٖ مَّجۡنُونِۭ

36. Saying: "Shall we abandon our gods because of the saying of a mad poet [37]"

Surah Name : As-Saffat   Surah Number : 37   Ayat Number: 36

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