Qur'an
The /quran command sends verses from the Qur'an using an optional translation. If no translation is specified, the verses will be sent in English.
/quran <surah name or number> <verse number> <optional translation> For example, to send the second verse of Surah al-Fatihah (i.e. the first surah) using Dr Mustafa Khattab's translation:
/quran 1 2 khattabTo send multiple verses, we just need to specify the last verse to send. Suppose we now wanted to send verses 2 to 7:
/quran 1 2 7 khattab/aquran is identical to /quran, but sends the verses in Arabic and therefore does not use a translation parameter.
Suppose we wanted to send verses 5-7 of Surah al-Fatihah (i.e. the first surah) in Arabic. We would use the following command:
/aquran 1 5 7/rquran <optional translation> and /raquran send a random translated and Arabic verse, respectively.
For example, to send a random verse in Turkish:
/rquran turkish/surah sends basic information about a surah: its number of verses, revelation location and the order in which it was revealed.
/surah <surah name or number>/morphology sends information about the morphology of a word in the Qur'an, and its syntax if the data is available.
/morphology <surah name or number> <verse> <order of word within verse>