Can humans write a Quraan?

The question of whether humans can write the Quran touches on the Islamic belief in the Quran as a divine revelation, which is considered inimitable and unique in its content and form. According to Islamic tradition, the Quran is the literal word of God as revealed to the Prophet Muhammad, and it is believed that no human could produce a text like it. This belief is based on the Quran itself, which challenges humanity to produce a chapter like it if they doubt its divine origin. The challenge emphasizes the Quran’s unique literary and linguistic features, which are seen as evidence of its divine authorship. The concept of I’jaz, or the inimitability of the Quran, is central to this belief, suggesting that the Quran’s eloquence, depth of meaning, and literary excellence cannot be replicated by human efforts.