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study of the Quran, focusing on five chapters: Ya-Sin (36), Al-Waqi'ah (56), Al-Mulk (67), An-Naba (78), and Al-Asr (103). The structure allows for deep analysis of the Arabic text, translations, scholarly commentaries, and thematic connections.

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Quran Study Obsidian Vault

This Obsidian vault is designed for in-depth study of the Quran, focusing on five chapters: Ya-Sin (36), Al-Waqi'ah (56), Al-Mulk (67), An-Naba (78), and Al-Asr (103). The structure allows for deep analysis of the Arabic text, translations, scholarly commentaries, and thematic connections.

New Features & Enhancements

Recently added:

  • Interactive Concept Maps: Enhanced visualization tools with color-coding suggestions, verse annotations, and personal connection prompts in concept-maps.md

  • Enhanced Reflection Templates: Extended templates with guided meditation exercises, application scenarios, and weekly progress tracking

  • Cross-Chapter Theme Linking: Systematic linking between related themes across different chapters with bidirectional references

  • Integrated Tagging System: Comprehensive tagging implementation that connects related concepts, reinforcing the knowledge graph

Structure

  • /chapters/ - Contains folders for each chapter of study

    • Each chapter folder (e.g., /chapters/36/) contains:
      • chapter##.md - Overview and general information about the chapter
      • verses.md - Complete text with Arabic, transliteration, translation, and commentary
      • themes.md - Analysis of key themes and concepts
      • word-analysis.md - Detailed study of significant Arabic terms and their meanings
      • reflection-template.md - Template for personal reflections and application
  • Cross-Chapter Resources:

    • cross-chapter-concepts.md - Links to related concepts across different chapters
    • tag-reference.md - Standardized tag system for tracking themes
    • tafsir-references.md - Integration with scholarly commentary sources
    • chapter-structure-visualization.md - Visual representations of chapter structures

How to Use This Vault

  1. Install Obsidian: Download and install Obsidian from obsidian.md
  2. Open the Vault: Open this folder as an Obsidian vault
  3. Study Progression for Each Chapter:
    • Start with the chapter overview for general information
    • Read through the verses with their translations and commentary
    • Study the themes file to grasp key concepts
    • Dive deeper with word analysis
    • Use the reflection template to document personal insights
  4. Cross-Chapter Study:
    • Use cross-chapter-concepts.md to explore how themes connect across chapters
    • Refer to tag-reference.md for consistent tagging in your notes
    • Consult tafsir-references.md for scholarly interpretations
    • Review chapter-structure-visualization.md to understand structural patterns

Features

1. Comprehensive Chapter Analysis

Each chapter includes complete Arabic text, transliteration, translation, and section-by-section commentary.

2. Thematic Connections

The cross-chapter-concepts.md file provides links between related concepts, themes, and motifs across different chapters, allowing you to trace how ideas develop throughout the Quran.

3. Tag System

A standardized tag system in tag-reference.md helps track themes across your study notes. Tags are organized by categories:

  • Chapter identification tags
  • Theological concept tags
  • Literary and stylistic tags
  • Linguistic tags
  • Personal study tags
  • Tafsir and commentary tags

4. Tafsir Integration

The tafsir-references.md file provides references to classical and contemporary scholarly interpretations for each chapter, including specific points of interest and guidance on studying with tafsir.

5. Visual Structure Representations

The chapter-structure-visualization.md file offers visual maps of each chapter's structure and thematic flow, plus comparative visualizations to see patterns across chapters.

Study Method

This vault is designed to facilitate a multi-dimensional study approach:

  1. Textual Study: Read and understand the Arabic text, transliteration, and translation
  2. Thematic Analysis: Identify and explore key themes in each chapter
  3. Linguistic Analysis: Study important Arabic terms and their root meanings
  4. Comparative Study: Examine how concepts connect across different chapters
  5. Scholarly Insights: Integrate traditional and contemporary interpretations
  6. Personal Reflection: Apply the teachings to your personal life
  7. Visual Learning: Use structural visualizations to understand chapter organization

Extending the Vault

To extend this vault to include more chapters:

  1. Create a new folder under /chapters/ with the chapter number
  2. Copy the template files from an existing chapter folder
  3. Update the content with the new chapter's information
  4. Add relevant links to the new chapter in cross-chapter-concepts.md
  5. Update the visualizations in chapter-structure-visualization.md

Technical Notes

  • Arabic text is written right-to-left
  • Transliteration follows standard academic conventions
  • English translations aim to balance literal meaning with readability
  • Obsidian's linking format [[file#heading]] is used for precise references
  • Tags are structured with forward slashes for hierarchy (e.g., #paradise/description)# quranstudy

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study of the Quran, focusing on five chapters: Ya-Sin (36), Al-Waqi'ah (56), Al-Mulk (67), An-Naba (78), and Al-Asr (103). The structure allows for deep analysis of the Arabic text, translations, scholarly commentaries, and thematic connections.

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