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Asalamu Aleykum Wa Rahmet' ALLAHU Barakatoo

I've noticed that some Qur'ans have different Surah names than other Qur'ans: Example: Surah - Al Isra is also known as Surah - Bani Israel. Is it haram to read this, because the names of the Surahs are changed? Or is it normal, how does a Surah have 2 names, when one is released?

Jazzakom' ALLAHU Khair

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Asalamu Aleykum Wa Rahmet' ALLAHU Barakatoo

I've noticed that some Qur'ans have different Surah names than other Qur'ans: Example: Surah - Al Isra is also known as Surah - Bani Israel. Is it haram to read this, because the names of the Surahs are changed? Or is it normal, how does a Surah have 2 names, when one is released?

Jazzakom' ALLAHU Khair

Yes a sura can have many names....

[Alkassyinhisk]

A surah can have more than one name.

Surah Isra = Surah Bani Israil
Surah Insan = Surah Dahr
Surah Ghafir = Surah Mu'min
Surah Fussilat = Surah Hameem Sajdah
Surah Masad = Surah Lahab
Surah Tawba = Surah Bar'

You see, there are many surahs in the Qur'an that have two names. Its no big deal, and its not haram to read them.

[heltduell]

A surah can have more than one name.

Surah Isra = Surah Bani Israil
Surah Insan = Surah Dahr
Surah Ghafir = Surah Mu'min
Surah Fussilat = Surah Hameem Sajdah
Surah Masad = Surah Lahab
Surah Tawba = Surah Bar'

You see, there are many surahs in the Qur'an that have two names. Its no big deal, and its not haram to read them.

^^ This.

A name is a name. You can even call any Surah by their # (which I know some people do), like Surah # X (whatever the # from 1-114). It doesn't change the content of the Surah (nauzubillah) and has no effect on the permissiblity of reading from such a Mushaf (printed copy of the Quran). Nothing to worry about Insha'Allah.

Allah knows best.