Selection of Some Ayats of the Quran

Everyone who has read the Quran knows that it is truly difficult to understand for people who face it for the first time. Today, after reading the Quran several dozen of times, I intuitively understand that its structure and presentation are ideal, special and unique and, as a consequence, breathtaking when reading. The structure of the Quran is unique and very different from ordinary books, where there is an introduction, an outcome and an epilogue. This is a natural barrier to understanding its wisdom. Thus, one of the tasks of this work is to build the first bridge for people who just started to get acquainted with Islam, to present some Ayats of the Quran in such a way and in such an order that people reading it (not only Muslims), at the first stage, would understand its main messages to the world. Another task is to give Muslims a holistic picture of some of the issues that I think are important. Finally, the third task is to warn people against committing sins and encourage them to do good deeds. It should be noted that I highlighted separately Ayats relating to the universe, the sending of the Quran, the purpose of people's existence on Earth, the qualities of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). In addition, I have singled out the challenges from Allah and help to the needy. Finally, Allah's address to atheists, modern Jews and Christians, and the principles of warfare because there is a great misunderstanding in this world on these issues. What Ayats of the Quran are not included in this work? Firstly, the stories of individual prophets (peace be upon them) and, in particular, four of the five largest (called Ulu-Al-Azm) - in addition to the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) Nuh (Noah), Ibrahim (Abraham), Musa (Moses) and Isa (Jesus). Secondly, the Ayats of the Quran, which form a detailed set of Islamic laws and relate to issues on which there are no contradictions in the Islamic world, such as the fasting and hajj to Mecca. Thirdly, the Ayats, that describe in detail the universe, the reward of the workers and the punishment of sinners. This book contains 718 Ayats: The Quran has a total of 6236 Ayats in 114 Surahs.