This Quran contains such detailed accounts from Allah concerning particular individuals—their specific words and deeds, and their particular rewards and punishments—as in the stories of Adam, Noah, Hūd, Sālih, Moses, and others, that it makes clear that they are among those who most thoroughly deny the truth of Allah Most High’s messengers.

Likewise, it contains His accounts of Muhammad’s circumstances—may Allah bless him and grant him peace—and what happened at Badr, Uhud, during the events of the Confederates and the Trench, at al-Hudaybiyya, and on other occasions involving particular words and deeds.

There are also His declarations that He knows what is secret and what is more hidden still; that He knows what lies within hearts; that He knows what the earth consumes of the dead, and that with Him is a Record preserving everything; and that He knows whatever is in the heavens and the earth, and that this is in a Book.

And that:

“Not a leaf falls but that He knows it, nor is there a grain in the darkness of the earth, nor anything fresh or dry, but that it is in a clear Record.” [al-An‘ām: 59]

And that He knows:

“What the wombs lose and what they gain. Everything with Him is in due measure. * Knower of the unseen and the seen.” [al-Ra‘d: 8-9]

And that:

“With Him is knowledge of the Hour; He sends down the rain and knows what is in the wombs.” [Luqmān: 34]

And that He:

“Has decreed a term, and with Him is an appointed term.” [al-An‘ām: 2]

And that He:

“Knows what they conceal and what they reveal.” [al-Nahl: 23]

And that He:

“Knows best what they say.” [Tā Hā: 104]

There are many other such passages in the Book of Allah Most High, too numerous to recount here.