Is the Quran Complete?

Surah 5: Verse 6

Wa i khtil a fi allayli wa al nnah a riwam a anzala All a hu mina a l ssam a -i minrizqin faa h y a bihi al-ar d a baAAda mawtih a wata s reefi a l rriy ah i a y a tunliqawmin yaAAqiloon a

Muhammad Sarwar : These are the revelations of God which We recite to you for a genuine purpose. In what statements other than God’s and His revelations will they then believe?

Surah 12: Verse 111

Laqad k a na fee qa s a s ihimAAibratun li-olee al-alb a bi m a k a na h adeethanyuftar a wal a kin ta s deeqa alla th eebayna yadayhi wataf s eela kulli shay-in wahudan wara h matanliqawmin yu/minoon a

Muhammad Sarwar : In their story, there is a lesson for the people of understanding. It is not a legend but a confirmation of what exists (in the Torah). It (the Quran) has details about everything. It is a guide and mercy for those who have faith.

Surah 31: Verse 6

Wamina a l nn a si man yashtareelahwa al h adeethi liyu d illa AAan sabeeli All a hibighayri AAilmin wayattakhi th ah a huzuwan ol a -ikalahum AAa tha bun muheen un

Muhammad Sarwar : (In an attempt to show that God’s revelations are only ancient legends) some people pay for meaningless tales to draw others attention away from the Quran without knowledge and treat as a matter of fun. They will suffer a humiliating torment.

The above verses are just a snippet I wanted to highlight in this short article.

To summarise, the above verses along with many others in the Quran have categorically informed us that the Quran itself is complete, does not lack any aspect of divine guidance, has the distinction and explanation of its own subjects, is clear in its meaning, and is sufficient for the Believers