The Qur'an employs a wealth of examples, analogies, and metaphors to convey its core message: that humans are utterly dependent on Allah, the Creator and Sustainer of all existence, and that He alone is worthy of worship. These examples often highlight the limitations of human power and knowledge in contrast to Allah's boundless wisdom and authority. Key Themes and Examples from the Qur'an Human Frailty and Allah's Greatness : Creation of Humans : Humans are created from a humble origin — "a drop of fluid" (e.g., Surah Al-Insan 76:2 ) — emphasizing our vulnerability and dependence on Allah for existence and sustenance. "Does man not see that We created him from a mere drop of fluid? Yet behold, he becomes an open adversary!" ( Surah Ya-Sin 36:77 ). Temporary Nature of Life : The Qur'an often reminds that life is fleeting and humans will return to Allah, underscoring the importance of submission to Him: "Every soul shall taste death. Then ...