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Selections from the Comprehensive Exposition of the Interpretation of the Verses of the Qur'an : Volume I By Muhammad bin Jarir Tabari
ISBN: 9781911141259
Author: Muhammad bin Jarir Tabari
Book Binding: Paperback
Pages: 575
Size: 9.2 x 6.2 inch
Publiication: 2017
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About This Book:
Tabari's Quran Commentary, also known as the "Comprehensive Exposition of the Interpretation of the Verses of the Quran," is regarded as a landmark work in classical Arabic and Islamic academia. It has been a crucial reference for scholars diving into the tradition of Quranic exegesis, or the interpretation of the Quran, for over a thousand years. This two-volume translation dives into thirty carefully chosen Quranic verses and Suras (Chapters) that have unique value owing to their virtues and benefits. Volume I features Tabari's own introduction to the Comprehensive Exposition, in addition to his incisive commentary.This translation of Tabari's book offers readers a more in-depth understanding of these specific Quranic verses, offering light on its historical, theological, and spiritual components. It is a great resource for anybody interested in delving into the rich tapestry of Islamic thinking and comprehending the eternal wisdom of the Quran.
- Tabari's introduction lays the groundwork for comprehending his approach to Quranic interpretation.
- The opening chapter (Al-Fatiha), is recited in every unit of Muslim prayer.
- The Throne passage (Ayat al-Kursi), is a deep passage that describes God's majesty.
- The final three verses of Chapter 2, dubbed "The Cow" (2:255 and 284-286), address various facets of religion.
- Verses from Chapter 3, "The Family of Imran" (3:7 and 18), emphasize the need to grasp the deeper meanings of the Quran.
- Verses dealing with repentance and asking God's pardon from Chapter 9, "Repentance" (9:38-40 and 128-129).
- An illustration of wisdom teachings from the narrative of Moses and al-Khadir in Chapter 18, "The Cave" (18:60-82).
- The "Verse of Light" (24:35-42) from Chapter 24, "The Light," focuses on the notion of divine illumination.
- Prostration verses and the meaning of bending in prayer.
- The 36th chapter of the Quran, "Ya' Sin," is notable for its spiritual depth and meditation.