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What is the story of humanity - and why does the Qur'an present it as purposeful rather than accidental? The Qur'an's Story of Humanity presents a clear, cohesive account of existence as revealed in the Qur'an: from creation and the first covenant, through prophecy and moral struggle, to judgment and the final return to God. Rather than approaching the Qur'an as scattered verses or isolated themes, this book weaves its message into a single, meaningful narrative of human purpose. It explores why the world was created, how guidance was sent through prophets, how societies rise and fall through remembrance and forgetfulness, and why accountability gives history its weight. In doing so, it helps the reader see the Qur'an not as fragments to be decoded, but as a unified story of choice, responsibility, and destiny. Written in a reflective, accessible style, this work relies on the Qur'an alone - without myth, speculation, or external theology. It speaks to readers seeking clarity about faith, meaning, and direction, whether Muslim or simply curious about the Qur'anic worldview. This is not a book of doctrine alone, nor a conventional history. It is an invitation to understand life, history, and destiny as the Qur'an presents them: purposeful, moral, and directed - a single story that begins before creation and ends with return.

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