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Lessons on Knowing the Qur’an
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Mohammad Ali Shomali
In both series, my main aim was to further explore the status
and significance of the Qur’an itself and see how we can
improve our personal relationship with the Book of Allah
(swt). Although we covered some technical and theoretical
themes which are typically discussed in courses on the
Qur’anic sciences (‘ulūm al-Qur’ān) or methods and manners
of Qur’anic exegesis, I tried to be more selective. My focus
was more on knowing the reality of the Qur’an and
understanding how to better relate and connect to it.
. This book was
initially conceived of as two series of lectures on the Glorious
Qur’an. One was a series of 14 lectures given at the Islamic
Centre of England during the month of Ramadan 2011. The
other one was a course of 13 lectures on the Qur’anic Sciences
conducted in 2015 at the Hawzah Ilmiyyah of England
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