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📖Qur'anic Exegesis (Tafsir)

He praised God himself in the wise verses of his book

حمد الله ذاته الكريمه في آيات كتابه الحكيمة

Author: عماد بن زهير حافظ

About this work

كتاب يدرس المواضع القرآنية التي حمد الله فيها ذاته الكريمة، مستعرضًا خمسة عشر موضعًا في سور مختلفة كالفاتحة والأنعام والكهف. يهدف المؤلف إلى بيان الحكمة من ورود الحمد في كل موضع، وكشف الصلة بين الآية وما قبلها وما بعدها، معتمدًا على أقوال المفسرين. يندرج العمل ضمن الدراسات التفسيرية التي تركز على دلالات الألفاظ القرآنية وأسرارها البلاغية.

Translation

A book that studies the Qur’anic places in which God praised His Noble Self, reviewing fifteen places in different surahs such as Al-Fatihah, Al-An’am, and Al-Kahf. The author aims to explain the wisdom behind the occurrence of praise in every place, and to reveal the connection between the verse and what comes before and after it, relying on the sayings of the commentators. The work falls within the interpretive studies that focus on the connotations of Qur’anic words and their rhetorical secrets.

Topics covered

  • introduction
  • Introduction
  • Chapter One: Praise be to God, His Noble Self, in the opening of the book
  • The first topic: regarding the connection between the verse of praise and what precedes it
  • The first topic: Explaining the verse and its connection to what came before it
  • The second topic: Explaining the object of praise and its purpose
  • The first topic: Explaining the subject and purpose of praising God Himself
  • The second topic: On an explanation of God’s praise for Himself and His connection to what comes after Him
  • Chapter Eight: Praise be to God Himself in the opening of Surat Sheba
  • The first section: Explaining the first topic, its purpose and its connection
  • The second section: Explaining the second position of praise and its purpose
  • The third topic: In the face of concluding the verse in my capacity as (the Wise, the All-Aware)
  • Chapter Nine: Praise be to God, His Noble Self, in the opening of Surat Fatir
  • The second topic: The connection between the verse of praise and the verse after it
  • The first topic: Explaining the subject of praise and its relevance to what came before it
  • The first topic: The connection between the verse of praise and what precedes it
  • The first topic: Explaining the object of praise and its connection to what came before it
  • The second topic: The connection between the verse of praise and what follows it
  • The first topic: Concerning the wisdom of opening the surah with this verse
  • Conclusion
  • Sources and references

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