The Quran Journey

This illustrated guide provides an overview of the Quran. Each page is devoted to specific verses. A synopsis of the story is provided. Highlighted verses are identified. The main theme is given. Key concepts are summarized. Individuals unfamiliar with this holy book will gain a general understanding of the text.

As a Christian exploring wisdom from other faiths, I found this Quran study guide incredibly accessible. The orange faux leather cover feels quality, and the gold mosque embossing is tasteful. What sets this apart is the illustrated approach - each surah includes simple diagrams and visual aids that help explain key concepts without overwhelming detail. The summaries are clear and respectful, presenting Islamic teachings straightforwardly without proselytizing. It covers all 114 surahs in a format that's easy to reference. Perfect for interfaith understanding or anyone genuinely curious about Quranic teachings. The "Quran by Juz" organization at the end is helpful for understanding how Muslims traditionally study their text. Excellent resource for broadening religious literacy.

I like this book a lot. It’s a great entry point for kids—or anyone new to the Qur’an—because it summarizes each surah, highlights key verses, and pulls out the main lessons in a simple, accessible way. The illustrations are helpful for visual learners, and the physical quality is excellent: leather cover with a built-in bookmark feels durable and gift-worthy.

One concern: some illustrations include drawn eyes while others don’t. Since many prefer avoiding detailed facial features in religious contexts, I’d love to see the artwork made consistent without eyes. Content-wise, though, it’s thoughtfully organized and easy to follow.

I like the colorful layout of this book and the brief explanations of each chapter of Quran. I am trying to learn more about Quran and this simplifies each chapter into an easier to understand version. I like how it gives the main idea, theme, story, highlighted verse, meaning of the name of the chapter and place of revelation for each chapter- “Juz”.
Two things to note: the listing images had illegible writing, so I was unsure of what to expect (pleasantly surprised), and some of the images in the book are not super child friendly (like in the page with “the cave” story - attached photo), so I would keep it away from little hands.

I am new to Quran and this book really gives a good introduction to the scriptures and beliefs of Islam. Before reading this, I vaguely knew about some of the beliefs and values, but I learned so much more by just quickly reading through this. This book, divided into Juz, was easy to follow and key points are highlighted and attracts readers to be willing to learn more by exploring further. I personally did not know there were so many historical points Quran had that were common with those of Christians and Jews. I knew that all three had Abrahamic background but not so much on Moses and others that are in the old testament.

This book also helped me to locate where the scripture contradicts with that of Christians on Jesus as God and Messiah. It helped me to cross compare and learn where they differ. Thank you for this good introductory book. It really helped me to seek deeper and more of Quran.

I am taking one star off not because of the content, but of the print. As shown in the pictures I am sharing, part of Juz 7 came blank and I think that is a printing error. I am not sure if this is just mine but I am missing some information!