
Plants of the Quran: Gardens of Meaning
The Botanical Signs of AllahBy Aira AuroraLength1h 23m
About this audiobook
The Quran mentions plants more than two hundred times. It names specific trees — the date palm, the olive, the fig, the pomegranate, the lote tree, the toothbrush tree, the gourd vine. It names categories — grain, vegetables, fruits, herbs, gardens. It describes the process of growth — the seed, the rain, the soil, the sprout, the stalk, the fruit. It describes the garden — both earthly and heavenly — as a place of shade, water, fruit, and rest. And it presents every plant, every tree, every grain as a sign — *ayat* — of the Creator who designed the seed, sent the rain, nourished the soil, and brought forth the fruit.
Audiobook details
GenreSpirituality and Religion
Length1 hr 23 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateSep 17, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Title Page
2Introduction: Plants as Signs of Divine Care
3Chapter 1: The Date Palm — The Tree of Life
4Chapter 2: The Olive — The Blessed Tree
5Chapter 3: The Grape — The Fruit of Blessing and Warning
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6Chapter 4: The Fig — The Oath and the Fruit
7Chapter 5: The Pomegranate — The Ornament of Paradise
8Chapter 6: The Grain — The Sustenance of Nations
9Chapter 7: The Mustard Seed — The Measure of Faith
10Chapter 8: The Garden — Paradise on Earth
11Chapter 9: Reflection — Plants as Signs of Divine Care
12Disclaimer
13Frequently Asked Questions
14Glossary
15About the Author
16Series Info
