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Usool at Tafseer

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“Usool at Tafseer” is a isightful ad comprehesive study of the priciples ad methodology of Quraic exegesis. Writte by reowed Islamic scholar Dr. Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri, the book is a essetial resource for ayoe seekig to deepe their uderstadig of the Qura, its iterpretatio, ad its sigificace i Islamic traditio.

The book is divided ito six mai parts, each of which explores a differet aspect of Quraic exegesis. Part Oe provides a overview of the history ad developmet of Quraic exegesis, tracig the evolutio of tafseer from the time of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) to the preset day.

Part Two focuses o the liguistic ad stylistic features of the Qura, explorig the various tools ad techiques that are used to iterpret the text. Dr. Tahir-ul-Qadri provides detailed explaatios of the termiology ad techical vocabulary associated with Quraic exegesis, makig the book accessible to readers with a wide rage of backgrouds ad levels of expertise.

Part Three delves ito the various types ad classificatios of tafseer, examiig the differet approaches to iterpretatio ad their sigificace i Islamic law ad traditio. Dr. Tahir-ul-Qadri also discusses the various stages of tafseer, providig readers with a clear uderstadig of the process by which the Qura is iterpreted ad aalyzed.

Part Four focuses o the iterpretatio ad applicatio of the Qura, explorig the various schools of Islamic jurisprudece ad their approach to tafseer. Dr. Tahir-ul-Qadri provides detailed explaatios of the priciples ad methods of each school, makig the book a valuable resource for studets of Islamic law ad theology.

Part Five delves ito the cotemporary debates surroudig tafseer, explorig the various criticisms ad cotroversies that have arise i recet years. Dr. Tahir-ul-Qadri provides a balaced ad uaced perspective o these debates, offerig readers a clear uderstadig of the various argumets ad perspectives ivolved.

Fially, Part Six offers a comprehesive summary ad coclusio, brigig together the various threads of the book ad providig readers with a clear roadmap for further study ad exploratio.

Overall, “Usool at Tafseer” is a valuable ad isightful resource for ayoe seekig to deepe their uderstadig of the Qura ad its iterpretatio. Dr. Tahir-ul-Qadri’s clear ad accessible prose, combied with his extesive kowledge ad expertise, make the book a essetial resource for studets, scholars, ad ayoe with a iterest i Islamic theology ad law. Whether you are a seasoed expert or a ewcomer to the world of Quraic exegesis, this book is sure to provide you with valuable isights ad ispiratio for further exploratio.

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Weight	500 kg

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