each part is placed in its best possible position, you instead have a

situation where it seems each part is placed arbitrarily, depending on

the order in which they were received. In such circumstances, you
would most likely end up with a very poorly designed house, liable
to collapse at any time. It is highly unlikely, perhaps even impossible,
that this disorganised approach would end up with the same stunningly
designed house that the organised person constructed.
Yet this is exactly what we find with the structure of the Qur�an. The
builder in our example is Muhammad. The house that he began to
build since its first bricks were given to him is the Qur�an. Ever since
he received its early verses, he started to arrange its parts. The rooms
and bricks in our construction example are the chapters and verses