This book serves as a brief introduction to the entire 114 chapters of the Quran. It is a humble effort by the author to convey the essence of the Quran by presenting the contents of each of its surah or chapters in condensed from. The focus throughout the book is on the spirit of the Quran, on its message and its teachings and on the lessons that should be derived from it from our daily life. Although the book is primarily intended for the general readers who are interested in studying the Quran, it will also be found a useful too for Dawah.
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This book serves as a brief introduction to the entire 114 chapters of the Quran. It is a humble effort by the author to convey the essence of the Quran by presenting the contents of each of its surah or chapters in condensed from. The focus throughout the book is on the spirit of the Quran, on its message and its teachings and on the lessons that should be derived from it from our daily life. Although the book is primarily intended for the general readers who are interested in studying the Quran, it will also be found a useful too for Dawah.
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