All praise is due to Allah who guided us to Islam and we would not have been thereto guided unless Allah has guided us, and peace and blessings be upon our Master Muhammad (PBUH) whom Allah has sent with guidance and the true religion. O Allah! Send our prayers upon our Master Muhammad and upon his household, Companions and those who follow in his footsteps righteously and perfectly. To proceed, I have been studying books of interpretation of the Glorious Quran, but in two versions I found them, either prolonged that would make it hard to cover it all, or abridged in a way as not to include all that the interpreter seeks.
I concluded that the interpretation of the Noble Quran by the prestigious Imam Al-Hafiz Imad Ad-Din Abi Al-Feda Ibn Kathir Ad-Dimashqi (774 A.H.) is such a comprehensive reference wherein one finds knowledge, narration, the mentioning of the verse and the hadith of the same concept or that which thereto refers, Occasions of revelation, Sirah (Prophet’s Biography), biography of Imams, transmission of hadith and more of that with which Almighty Allah has bestowed upon the Sheikh (may Allah rest his soul) of eloquence and demonstrative data that he has been keen to state therein his interpretation to be read by the Muslim nation generation after generation.
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All praise is due to Allah who guided us to Islam and we would not have been thereto guided unless Allah has guided us, and peace and blessings be upon our Master Muhammad (PBUH) whom Allah has sent with guidance and the true religion. O Allah! Send our prayers upon our Master Muhammad and upon his household, Companions and those who follow in his footsteps righteously and perfectly. To proceed, I have been studying books of interpretation of the Glorious Quran, but in two versions I found them, either prolonged that would make it hard to cover it all, or abridged in a way as not to include all that the interpreter seeks.
I concluded that the interpretation of the Noble Quran by the prestigious Imam Al-Hafiz Imad Ad-Din Abi Al-Feda Ibn Kathir Ad-Dimashqi (774 A.H.) is such a comprehensive reference wherein one finds knowledge, narration, the mentioning of the verse and the hadith of the same concept or that which thereto refers, Occasions of revelation, Sirah (Prophet’s Biography), biography of Imams, transmission of hadith and more of that with which Almighty Allah has bestowed upon the Sheikh (may Allah rest his soul) of eloquence and demonstrative data that he has been keen to state therein his interpretation to be read by the Muslim nation generation after generation.
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