@islamichistory813 #islamichistory #firstrevelation #quranwriting #zaydibnthabit #prophetmuhammad #earlyislam#seerah #muslimhistory #quranstory #islamicevents #revelation #episode5<br /><br /> <br />Who wrote the first revelation?<br /><br /> السَّلاَمُ عَلَيْكُمْ وَرَحْمَةُ اللهِ وَبَرَكَاتُهُ <br /><br />Dear brothers, sisters, elders, and respected viewers. Welcome once again to our channel where we describe the remarkable and meaningful events of Islamic history. In this special series, we bring to you hidden, surprising, and thought-provoking questions that help us understand Islam from a deeper and more meaningful perspective. In today’s episode, we will explore a very important and fascinating question. Who wrote the first revelation? To understand this properly, we must go back to the very first moment of revelation, when the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him received the first verses of the Quran in the cave of Hira. This was a powerful and life-changing moment, marking the beginning of divine guidance for all humanity. When the first revelation came, the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him was alone in the cave. The Angel Jibreel delivered the message, commanding him to read. These first verses were not written immediately in that exact moment. Instead, they were memorized by the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him, as he had an extraordinary memory and was chosen by Allah to preserve this message perfectly. This is an important point to understand. The Quran was first preserved in the hearts before it was written on paper. The Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him would memorize every word exactly as it was revealed, without any change. After receiving revelation, whenever new verses were revealed, the Prophet would recite them to his companions. Among them were individuals who were skilled in writing. These companions are known as the scribes of revelation. One of the most well-known among them was Zayd ibn Thabit, who later played a major role in compiling the Quran. Other companions, such as Ali ibn Abi Talib, Ubayy ibn Ka'b, and Abdullah ibn Masud, were also involved in writing and preserving the revelations. These companions would write the revealed verses on whatever materials were available at that time. This included pieces of leather, bones, stones, and palm leaves. Although these materials were simple, the care taken in writing and preserving the Quran was very precise and careful. The Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him would not only dictate the verses but also guide his companions on where to place each verse within the chapters. This shows that the arrangement of the Quran was also guided by divine instruction. It is also important to note that writing was not the only method of preservation. Many companions memorized the Quran completely. This combination of memorization and writing created a strong and reliable system that ensured the Quran remained unchanged. So when we ask who wrote the first revelation, the answer is that it was not written by a single per
