Ibn al-Qayyim Al-Jawzita, may Allah have mercy on him, said: “There is not a verse, a word or a letter in the Qur'an which is not located exactly where it should be. »

Imama as-Suyûtî (849-911 / 1445-1505) addresses in this book subtle points in order to enlighten the reader and draw his attention to the fact that the arrangement of the Suras of the Koran is a miracle in itself, as is the Koran itself in general.

Contrary to the criticism expressed by certain Islamologists, historians of religions, philosophers, writers or literary critics, the Koran is not a book "without tail or head", tackling this or that subject without plot or according to the mood of the one. upon whom the Revelation descended. Quite the contrary! Everything has its place: every sura, every verse, every word, every letter and where it should be.

How could it be otherwise when this book is the word of Allah (SwT)? Allah Himself says about him: {He was sent down by the Most Wise and Praiseworthy.}