The main topic of the Quran.

 After knowing these basic and basic words about the Qur'an, it becomes easy for the readers to get a proper understanding of the content of this book, its central discussion, and its target point.

Its subject is people. What is the welfare of man in the eyes of real and shining truth - this is the main content of the Quran. Its central theme is the false doctrines that man has developed about God, the management of the universe, his own existence and his earthly life, and the outlook and actions based on those doctrines, due to his enslavement to appearances, conjectures, or instincts. 

All of it is wrong and flawed in the eyes of the true shining truth, and in the direction of change, it is destructive to man. The real truth is what Allah Himself said when appointing humans as Caliphs. In view of this real truth, the views and principles of work that have been discussed in the name of correct work principles for people, therefore, deserve correct, accurate, and good changes.

Its ultimate aim and statement is to call upon people to adopt the right attitude and principles of action and to present the guidance of Allah unequivocally. Man has lost them due to his own negligence and carelessness and due to his satanic instincts he has been working to distort them at various times.

 If we read the Qur'an with these three basic points in mind, it will be seen that the book in all its scope has not deviated even a hair from its content, central theme, and main aim and statement. From beginning to end, his various subjects are connected to his central theme in the same way that the small and large pearls of a pearl necklace are tied together in a thread, intertwined in an intimate relationship.

 The Qur'an discusses the structure of the earth and the sky, the process of human creation and observing the signs of the world, and the historical events of various nations in the past. Kurban criticizes the religious beliefs, moral character, and actions of different nations. Supernatural matters are explained. Along with this many other things are also mentioned. 

But they are not discussed in the Qurban to teach people physics, biology, history, philosophy, or any other science. Rather, its purpose is to eliminate people's misconceptions about the real and glaring truth, to embed the correct truth in people's minds, to highlight the fallacy and evil consequences of action policies that are contrary to the correct truth, and to call people towards action policies that are similar to the truth and possess good results.

 For this reason, each subject is discussed in it only to the extent and in the manner in which it is discussed that is necessary for its main purpose. After discussing these matters as necessary, the Qur'an always returns to its purpose and central discussion, leaving aside unnecessary details. With a profound unity and solidarity, all his discourses revolve around the central point of 'Islamic Da'wah'-----------.