Tafseer As-Sa'di : Juz Amma : The thirtieth Part of the Qurʼan By Abdur Rahman Ibn Nasir As-Sadi

Tafseer As-Sa'di : Juz Amma : The thirtieth Part of the Qurʼan By Abdur Rahman Ibn Nasir As-Sadi

ISBN: 9786035012638

Author: Abdur Rahman Ibn Nasir As-Sadi

Book Binding: Hardcover

Pages: 184

Size: 8.7 x 5.8 x 0.5 inch

Publiication: 2014

Description

About This Book:

Abdur Rahman Ibn Nasir As-Sadi wrote the commentary "Tafseer As-Sa'di: Juz Amma: The Thirtyth Part of the Quran." This book concentrates on the final section of the Quran, known colloquially as "Juz Amma." It offers comprehensive explanations and interpretations of the Quranic verses found in this section. Abdur Rahman Ibn Nasir As-Sadi looks into the meanings and context of the verses in Juz Amma, providing readers with a deeper grasp of the Prophet Muhammad's words and teachings. The commentary aims to clarify different parts of the Quranic text, such as its linguistic intricacies, historical context, and spiritual truths.

"Tafseer As-Sa'di" is a wonderful resource for anybody trying to understand the Quran's lessons and apply them to their life by examining the verses in Juz Amma. The book's goal is to bridge the gap between the Quranic text and its practical application by guiding readers on how to embody the Quranic ideals and principles. The book's concentration on the thirty-first chapter of the Quran makes it an excellent choice for people who want to go further into a specific section of the holy book. The commentary by Abdur Rahman Ibn Nasir As-Sadi allows readers to enhance their relationship with the Quran and receive insights that can encourage personal growth and spiritual development.

About The Author:

Shaykh Abdur Rahman Nasir as-Sa'di was one of the foremost prominent scholars from the Arabian Peninsula. He was born in the city of 'Unaizah, Saudi Arabia, in the year 1309 AH (1885 CE). He began studying Islam at an early age. He excelled in his studies to such an extent that his fellow students asked him to tutor them; thus, not only was he a student, but he was also a teacher at the same time. He studied various Islamic sciences and disciplines from some of the leading scholars of that area, as well as some famous visiting scholars. He authored many works, which are in print today. Shaykh as-Sa'di passed away in the year 1376 AH (1956 CE) at the age of 69, and was buried in the city of 'Unaizah.