
Honoring Covenants: The Bond of Trust
'Ahd (عهد) in the QuranBy Aira AuroraLength1h 27m
About this audiobook
A covenant — *'ahd* in Arabic — is not merely a promise. It is a bond. It is the sacred tie that connects one person to another, one community to another, and the human being to the divine. The Quran treats covenants with a weight that exceeds any modern legal conception of contract. A covenant in the Quran is a spiritual reality — a commitment that carries the authority of the One who witnesses it, the gravity of the One who commands it, and the accountability of the Day when all covenants will be examined.
Audiobook details
GenreSpirituality and Religion
Length1 hr 27 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateSep 17, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Title Page
2Introduction: The Sacred Weight of a Promise
3Chapter 1: The Command — Fulfilling the Covenant of Allah
4Chapter 2: The Foundation — Allah as the Keeper of Covenants
5Chapter 3: The Covenant with Allah — The Primordial Bond
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6Chapter 4: The Covenant with People — Trusts, Treaties, and Contracts
7Chapter 5: The Covenant of the Prophets — Models of Faithfulness
8Chapter 6: The Hypocrite — The One Who Breaks the Bond
9Chapter 7: The Covenant with Non-Muslims — Justice Beyond Faith
10Chapter 8: The Prohibition — What Allah Forbids
11Chapter 9: The Reward — The Inheritance of the Faithful
12Chapter 10: The Pledge Doctrine — 48:10's Hand and 16:92's Unraveled Yarn
13Chapter 11: The Purchased Lives — 9:111's Price and the Word-Deed Covenant
14Chapter 12: The Small-Price Sellers — 3:77's No-Share Verdict
15Disclaimer
16Frequently Asked Questions
17Glossary
18About the Author
19Series Info
