How does a 7th-century text like the Qur’an contain intricate scientific and historical insights, along with unmatched literary eloquence, that challenge our understanding of human authorship?

Beyond its spiritual guidance, the text of the Qur’an reveals startling features unexpected in scripture: astounding literary eloquence and nuanced composition deemed «inimitable» by both Muslim and non-Muslim experts of the Arabic language; astonishing numerical pattern and symmetry; scientific and historical facts that lay hidden for fourteen centuries which could not have been known to anyone in the seventh century; and a guidance for life so comprehensive, harmonious, and well-suited to human nature that one European intellectual called it «a perfect work of architecture».

This book may thoroughly change your perception of the Qur’an, if you are a rational reader. Furthermore, it may transform your view on God and religion, sweep away skepticism, and firmly establish in your mind that God does speak to humanity and His speech is like no other, period.