When the caravan departed ˹from Egypt˺, their father said ˹to those around him˺, “You may think I am senile, but I certainly sense the smell of Joseph.”
When Joseph had provided them with supplies, he slipped the royal cup into his brother’s bag. Then a herald cried, “O people of the caravan! You must be thieves!”
One of them said, “Do not kill Joseph. But if you must do something, throw him into the bottom of a well so perhaps he may be picked up by some travellers.”
106:2 - Quraysh
Verse 2
إِۦلَٰفِهِمۡرِحۡلَةَٱلشِّتَآءِوَٱلصَّيۡفِ٢
Dr. Mustafa Khattab, the Clear Quran
secure in their trading caravan ˹to Yemen˺ in the winter and ˹Syria˺ in the summer—
106:1 - Quraysh
Verse 1
لِإِيلَٰفِقُرَيۡشٍ١
Dr. Mustafa Khattab, the Clear Quran
˹At least˺ for ˹the favour of˺ making Quraysh habitually secure—
About ayah topics
Each verse can be associated with multiple topics across all three categories: ontological, thematic, and general.
The topics are organized hierarchically, meaning each topic may have parent topics and child
topics.
Database structure
The QUL exports ayah topics data as a SQLite database with the following structure:
topic_id:
Unique identifier for the topic
topic_name:
The English name of the topic
arabic_name:
The Arabic name or transliteration of the topic (if available)
verse_key:
The verse identifier in format "chapter:verse" (e.g., "2:255")
is_ontology:
Boolean indicating if this is an ontology topic
is_thematic:
Boolean indicating if this is a thematic topic
parent_topic_id:
ID of the parent topic (for hierarchical organization)
description:
Detailed description of what the topic encompasses