Ending with a prayer for forgiveness ending with "give us victory over the unbelievers," it contains the famous Throne Verse Ayatul Kursi, describing God's power.
This passage references "what was revealed to the angels Harut and Marut in Babylon" and calls the hills Safa and Marwa "God's beacons," while another section addresses a change of qiblah from Jerusalem. Regulating on menstruation and divorce, it describes Ibrahim cutting up 4 birds which then miraculously flew back to him, and in another section seems to conflate Saul with Gideon. Ending with a prayer for forgiveness ending with "give us victory over the unbelievers," it contains the famous Throne Verse Ayatul Kursi, describing God's power. For 10 points name this surah named for an Israelite sacrifice of the title yellow animal, the longest chapter in the Koran.
This passage references "what was revealed to the angels Harut and Marut in Babylon" and calls the hills Safa and Marwa "God's beacons," while another section addresses a change of qiblah from Jerusalem.
The {Cow} Surah (or Al-{Baqara} or Clear-Knowledge Equivalents, which might include “Heifer”)