One letter stands out in the entire Quran for its frequent appearance — it is the letter Alif. Alif is the most commonly used Arabic alphabet in the Holy Quran. It appears thousands of times across the verses, making it a dominant letter in the Arabic language and Islamic scripture.

This high usage is because many important words in Arabic — including the name of Allah — contain the letter Alif. Its frequent presence shows its central role in forming the structure and flow of Quranic verses.

For students, this fact highlights the beauty and precision of the Quran’s language. Every letter has value, but Alif’s appearance reminds us of the power and depth of the Arabic script used by Allah to deliver His final message to mankind.