The namesake of this sūrah is said to be yellow and is neither trained to irrigate the field nor to pull the plow.
This section of a holy text describes how a man passes by a ruin and asks "How will God bring this to life after its death?"; that man is then killed and revived after a hundred years. It recalls how the angels Harut and Marut declared that "We are a trial, so do not disbelieve," before teaching people magic. This section of a holy text recalls how the angels were ordered to prostrate before Adam, which Iblis, the Devil, refused to do. An object in this sūrah is said to (*) extend over the heavens and the earth; that object is the subject of the Throne Verse. The namesake of this sūrah is said to be yellow and is neither trained to irrigate the field nor to pull the plow. For 10 points, name this second and longest sūrah in the Qur'an, which describes how Moses told the Israelites to sacrifice a certain animal.
This section of a holy text describes how a man passes by a ruin and asks "How will God bring this to life after its death?"; that man is then killed and revived after a hundred years.
Al-Baqara [or The Cow; or The Heifer; or the second sūrah or equivalents before "second" is read]