One passage in this work describes how the sun, in its splendor, is followed by the moon and concealed by the night, before describing the fate of a people who hamstrung an animal.
One passage in this work describes how the sun, in its splendor, is followed by the moon and concealed by the night, before describing the fate of a people who hamstrung an animal. This work describes those who do not take refuge in God as being like spiders who make their homes in webs and details the War of the Confederates in a section that details who the "people of the cloak" are. The beginning of this work, translated as "the Exordium" or (*) "the Opening", asks for guidance along the "straight path". A famous passage from this work describes God as seized by neither slumber nor sleep and unburdened by the care of the heavens and earth. That passage is part of a chapter that takes its name from the sacrifice of a cow by the Israelites, and is known as the "Throne Verse". For 10 points, name this holy text composed of suras.
One passage in this work describes how the sun, in its splendor, is followed by the moon and concealed by the night, before describing the fate of a people who hamstrung an animal.
The Qur'an [or variants like Koran; accept Surah ash-Shams or the Sun Surah if some awesome person buzzes before "spiders"; do not accept any other suras before that and anti-prompt on specific suras after that]