For many Muslims, the Qur’an is ever-present and yet distant.

It is recited, memorised, quoted, and revered — but rarely understood as a revelation.

The result is a quiet gap:

People believe in the Qur’an, but they do not truly know it.

They see it as a physical book, not as a divine event that unfolded in history, shaped a civilisation, and continues to speak across time.

Revealing the Qur’an exists to close that gap.

Written by the late Shaykh Muḥammad ʿAlī al-Ṣābūnī, one of the great scholars of Qur’anic studies in the modern era, this book gently introduces the reader to ʿUlūm al-Qurʾān — the sciences that explain what the Qur’an is, how it came to humanity, and how it has been preserved with precision and care.

This is not a dry academic text.

It is a guided unveiling.

Through clear translation, careful explanation, and structured presentation, the reader is introduced to the reality of revelation:

how the Qur’an descended,

how it was compiled,

how it was preserved,

how its language operates,

and why its message remains unmatched.

The book also addresses doubts that modern readers often carry quietly, shaped by contemporary criticism, historical confusion, or inherited uncertainty.

It does so calmly, without polemics, restoring confidence through knowledge rather than argument.

Before this book, the Qur’an may feel familiar but distant — honoured, yet unexplored.

After this book, the reader sees the Qur’an with new eyes:

as a living, deliberate, divinely preserved revelation that continues to guide, challenge, and illuminate.

This is a book that deepens reverence, strengthens certainty, and renews amazement at the greatest gift given to humanity.