Have you ever been asked these questions? Or have you ever thought about these questions?
Why do we
Recite Surah Al-Massad and curse Abu Lahab
Say "Oh Kafir!" when there is no kafir next to us in Surah Al-Kafirun
Mention the trade of a community which lived 1400 years ago in Surah Quraysh
When we perform namaz? What does reciting these surahs bring to our lives today?
The Tafsir of Short Surahs is there to answer these and similar questions.
In this book, we've explored the interpretation of 23 surahs, including Surah Fatihah, commonly known as prayers after
"Ved Duha" or "Elemtere" and frequently recited during prayers. We've also included Surah Fatihah, focusing on the
question, "What does it say to me, to us, to everyone?"
As you read this book, you'll wonder:
Can Surah Ad-Duha be this relevant?
Can Surah Al-'Adiyat speak so beautifully to today?
Can Surah Al-Kafirun ever be understood in such a unique and original way?
You'll read these and more within a commentary centered on analytical, psychological, and sociological methods. As you
read this commentary, you'll experience the feeling that "the Quran was revealed in the past and is speaking to me today"
in these 23 surahs. Once you master the methodology employed in this book, you'll realize that it's possible to read the
entire Quran from this perspective.