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I know there are similar questions here but I couldn't find a satisfactory answer anywhere to this simple question. Please send me a link if there exists a similar question.
Quran is an eternal word of God which is uncreated, that I know but, For example, if a non-Muslim burns a copy of the Quran, he has burnt the Quran itself or a copy of the Quran composed of pages & letters written via pen/ink?
How is the majority opinion that Quran is uncreated even in books according to the answers here ??
Qur'an itself is not created; it is the words that Allah had spoken. Perhaps this idea started from the Mushaf being something solid and toucheable. I might find the link where I learned this but I don't promis anything. It's very reliable but i dont know where it is. if i find it i will send it here. Salam Alaykom
The Quran, as in the words of Allah, are not created.
As for the paper and ink, they are created. The voice of a person that is reciting is created.
But, what is written and what is recited are the words of God which are uncreated.
If a non-Muslim burns a book, he burns a book. But, the Quran still exists.
