The purpose of this critical study was to objectively put the Qur\\\'an in an interpretive framework using intertextuality as a methodological tool and look at this holy book from the perspective of the text as intertext. First, the Qur\\\'an was considered as the specific feature of Islam and whether it is God\\\'s word or not. Then, some definitions of Islam were given and some Islamic themes such as creation, Day of Judgment, and paradise and hell shared between different holy texts were compared intertextually. Finally, to put the Qur\\\'an into a broader framework, it was tried to discuss about its strength in terms of miracle both from the perspectives of meaning and form.

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