It takes a nation to protect the nation
The Koran Verses in Chronological Order
The key here is to look at the far right column. That is the name of the verse. Column 3 is the number the verse has in the normal (encrypted) koran. Column 2 is the number in which the verse was supposedly "revealed" to Mohammed.
As you can see, Surah 9 comes towards the end of Mohammed's life.
Surah 5, which authorises the killing of those "spreading mischief", and tells muslims never to be friends with kafirs, also comes near the end. Thus they would abrogate any earlier verses to the contrary.
This should make it easier for people to chart the progression of islam from (apparent) tolerance to all-out totalitarian subjugation. "No compulsion in religion" (surah 2) was given as soon as he arrived in Medina. No doubt the Medinans had heard about the problems he'd caused in Mecca, so he was soothing them with sweet words.
| Place | Reverse | Normal | Arabic |
|---|---|---|---|
| Surah | Historical | Koranic | Name of |
| Created | Order | Order | Surah |
| Medina | 114 | 110 | Nasr (Al-) |
| Medina | 113 | 9 | Taubah (Al-) |
| Medina | 112 | 5 | Maidah (Al-) |
| Medina | 111 | 48 | Fath (Al-) |
| Medina | 110 | 62 | Jumah (Al-) |
| Medina | 109 | 61 | Saff (Al-) |
| Medina | 108 | 64 | Taghabun (Al-) |
| Medina | 107 | 66 | Tahrim (Al-) |
| Medina | 106 | 49 | Hujurat (Al-) |
| Medina | 105 | 58 | Mujadila (Al-) |
| Medina | 104 | 63 | Munafiqun (Al-) |
| Medina | 103 | 22 | Hajj (Al-) |
| Medina | 102 | 24 | Nur (Al-) |
| Medina | 101 | 59 | Hashr (Al-) |
| Medina | 100 | 98 | Beyinnah (Al-) |
| Medina | 99 | 65 | Talaq (Al-) |
| Medina | 98 | 76 | Ensan (Al-) |
| Medina | 97 | 55 | Rahman (Al-) |
| Medina | 96 | 13 | Ra'd (Al-) |
| Medina | 95 | 47 | Muhammad |
| Medina | 94 | 57 | Hadid (Al-) |
| Medina | 93 | 99 | Zilzaleh (Al-) |
| Medina | 92 | 4 | Nisa (Al-) |
| Medina | 91 | 60 | Mumtahana (Al-) |
| Medina | 90 | 33 | Ahzab (Al-) |
| Medina | 89 | 3 | Imran (Al-) |
| Medina | 88 | 8 | Anfal (Al-) |
| Medina | 87 | 2 | Baqarah (Al-) |
| Mecca | 86 | 83 | Motafefin (Al-) |
| Mecca | 85 | 29 | Ankabut (Al-) |
| Mecca | 84 | 30 | Rum (Al-) |
| Mecca | 83 | 84 | Inshiqaq (Al-) |
| Mecca | 82 | 82 | Infitar (Al-) |
| Mecca | 81 | 79 | Naziat (Al-) |
| Mecca | 80 | 78 | Naba (Al-) |
| Mecca | 79 | 70 | Maarij (Al-) |
| Mecca | 78 | 69 | Haqqah (Al-) |
| Mecca | 77 | 67 | Mulk (Al-) |
| Mecca | 76 | 52 | Tur (Al-) |
| Mecca | 75 | 32 | Sajdah (Al-) |
| Mecca | 74 | 23 | Muminun (Al-) |
| Mecca | 73 | 21 | Anbiya (Al-) |
| Mecca | 72 | 14 | Ibhrahim |
| Mecca | 71 | 71 | Noah |
| Mecca | 70 | 16 | Nahl (Al-) |
| Mecca | 69 | 18 | Kahf (Al-) |
| Mecca | 68 | 88 | Ghashiya (Al-) |
| Mecca | 67 | 51 | Dhariyat (Al-) |
| Mecca | 66 | 46 | Ahqaf (Al-) |
| Mecca | 65 | 45 | Jathiyah (Al-) |
| Mecca | 64 | 44 | Dukhan (Al-) |
| Mecca | 63 | 43 | Zukhruf (Al-) |
| Mecca | 62 | 42 | Shura (Al-) |
| Mecca | 61 | 41 | Fazilat |
| Mecca | 60 | 40 | Ghafer |
| Mecca | 59 | 39 | Zamar (Al-) |
| Mecca | 58 | 34 | Saba |
| Mecca | 57 | 31 | Luqman |
| Mecca | 56 | 37 | Saffat (Al-) |
| Mecca | 55 | 6 | Ana'm (Al-) |
| Mecca | 54 | 15 | Hijr (Al-) |
| Mecca | 53 | 12 | Yousuf |
| Mecca | 52 | 11 | Hud |
| Mecca | 51 | 19 | Yunus |
| Mecca | 50 | 17 | Israa (Al-) |
| Mecca | 49 | 28 | Qasas (Al-) |
| Mecca | 48 | 27 | Naml (Al-) |
| Mecca | 47 | 26 | Shuara (Al-) |
| Mecca | 46 | 56 | Waqiah (Al-) |
| Mecca | 45 | 20 | Ta Ha |
| Mecca | 44 | 19 | Maryam |
| Mecca | 43 | 35 | Fatir |
| Mecca | 42 | 25 | Farqan (Al-) |
| Mecca | 41 | 36 | Ya'sin |
| Mecca | 40 | 72 | J'nn (Al-) |
| Mecca | 39 | 7 | A'Raf (Al-) |
| Mecca | 38 | 38 | Sad |
| Mecca | 37 | 54 | Qamr (Al-) |
| Mecca | 36 | 86 | Tariq (Al-) |
| Mecca | 35 | 90 | Balad (Al-) |
| Mecca | 34 | 50 | Q'af |
| Mecca | 33 | 77 | Mursalat (Al-) |
| Mecca | 32 | 104 | Humazah (Al-) |
| Mecca | 31 | 75 | Qiyamah (Al-) |
| Mecca | 30 | 101 | Qariah (Al-) |
| Mecca | 29 | 106 | Qureysh |
| Mecca | 28 | 95 | T'in (Al-) |
| Mecca | 27 | 85 | Bhruj (Al-) |
| Mecca | 26 | 91 | Shams (Al-) |
| Mecca | 25 | 97 | Qadr (Al-) |
| Mecca | 24 | 80 | Abasa |
| Mecca | 23 | 53 | Najm (Al-) |
| Mecca | 22 | 112 | Ikhlas (Al-) |
| Mecca | 21 | 114 | Nas (Al-) |
| Mecca | 20 | 113 | Falaq (Al-) |
| Mecca | 19 | 105 | Fil (Al-) |
| Mecca | 18 | 109 | Kafirun (Al-) |
| Mecca | 17 | 107 | Ma'un (Al-) |
| Mecca | 16 | 102 | Takathur (Al-) |
| Mecca | 15 | 108 | Kauthar (Al-) |
| Mecca | 14 | 100 | Aadiyat (Al-) |
| Mecca | 13 | 103 | Asr (Al-) |
| Mecca | 12 | 94 | Sharh (Al-) |
| Mecca | 11 | 93 | Dhuha (Al-) |
| Mecca | 10 | 89 | Fajr (Al-) |
| Mecca | 9 | 92 | Leyl (Al-) |
| Mecca | 8 | 87 | A'la (Al-) |
| Mecca | 7 | 81 | Takwir (Al-) |
| Mecca | 6 | 111 | Masad (Al-) |
| Mecca | 5 | 1 | Fatehah |
| Mecca | 4 | 74 | Mudathir (Al-) |
| Mecca | 3 | 73 | Muzammil (Al-) |
| Mecca | 2 | 68 | Qalam (Al-) |
| Mecca | 1 | 96 | Alaq (Al-) |
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