We’ve seen the Qur’an positioned above science and the arts, reflecting its intellectual aspect. The Qur’an has been revered as a beacon towering above the realms of science and the arts, illuminating the intricate tapestry of human intellect. Yet, the Qur’an is for everyone—it’s for ordinary people like me and many others. Now, in our upcoming episodes we seek to draw it within our reach In Shaa Allah.

Although it remains supremely high, we aim to touch this divine moon, bringing its first light closer to us as it shines from the untouchable sky above. This is possible, especially during Ramadan, the month when this unparalleled book was revealed to our mundane earth.

The Qur’an goes beyond intellectual realms, reaching out to all of us in the everyday. It’s a book for people like you and me, not just for scholars. We aim to bring its divine messages into our daily lives, making the high wisdom it offers feel close and personal. Even though it holds a high place, we try to draw its teachings nearer, especially during Ramadan, the month it was given to us.

Ramadan opens the door wider to understanding the Qur’an. It’s not just words on a page; it becomes a guide we can feel and follow, a light that shines on us from above. This month, the Qur’an is more than just a book—it’s a friend and a light in the dark, helping us find our way. Let’s make the most of this time to understand it better and let its lessons touch our lives.