We need to remind us that the Quran forbids oppression (even of non-Muslims), commands justice (even against relatives), and elevates piety over race.

Many believe the Quran is only relevant to 7th-century Arabia. Fahim ul Quran shatters this myth. It teaches that while the historical context (Asbab al-Nuzul) is important, the ruling and lesson are timeless. The story of Pharaoh and Moses is a lesson against tyranny and for standing for truth—applicable in Cairo, London, or New York today.