Worshippers must perform ritual ablutions called wudu prior to handling this text, and verses called ayahs compose its one hundred fourteen chapters called suras.
The process by which this text was written was analyzed by Theodor Nöldeke in his history of it, and unusual sequences of letters of the alphabet open some sections of this text including its second section, "The Cow", which also contains the "Throne Verse". Worshippers must perform ritual ablutions called wudu prior to handling this text, and verses called ayahs compose its one hundred fourteen chapters called suras. Revealed by the angel Gabriel to the prophet Mohammed, For 10 points, name this central text of Islam.
The process by which this text was written was analyzed by Theodor Nöldeke in his history of it, and unusual sequences of letters of the alphabet open some sections of this text including its second section, "The Cow", which also contains the "Throne Verse".
The Qur'an