What is the secret behind the association of the Qur’an's description as "Al-Hakeem" (the Wise) in Surah Ya-Sin, "Al-Kareem" (the Noble) in Surah Al-Waqi'ah, and "Al-Majeed" (the Glorious) in Surah Qaf, with the content of these Surahs?

Scholars have not mentioned a secret behind the connection of the Qur'anic attributes mentioned with specific surahs, as the entire Qur'an is characterized by them. Allah the Almighty has described the Qur'an as wise in several verses, and glorious in His saying: "Rather, it is a glorious Qur'an." He also described it as great, mighty, clear, light, guidance, and blessed. The multiplicity of the Qur'an's names indicates its honor and virtue. Al-Fayrouzabadi mentioned in "Basa'ir Dhawi al-Tamyiz" one hundred names for the Holy Qur'an, including: The Great, The Mighty, The Most High, The Glorious, The Predominant, The Light, The Truth, The Wise, and The Noble.