Recitation, memorisation, and the sciences of the Book.
The Qurʾān section of the library covers material adjacent to the Book itself: translation aids, the sciences of revelation ('ulūm al-Qur'ān), guides to memorisation (ḥifẓ), and structural notes on the sūrahs.
Tafsīr — verse-by-verse exegesis — is large enough that it is treated as its own discipline; see Tafsīr. Qurʾānic recitation rules likewise have their own home in Tajwīd.
A numbered contents table for the Qurʾān translation, giving the Arabic name and English rendering of each of the 114 sūrahs, from al-Fātiḥah through to al-Nās.
Twelve virtues of those who memorise the Qurʾān, from intercession and the company of the angels to safety from the trials of the grave, drawn from Ilā Ṭālib al-ʿIlm.
Practical advice on memorising the Qurʾān drawn from the author's own ḥifẓ and that of other ḥuffāẓ, covering sincerity, continuity, teachers, timing and diet.
