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	Tafseer Comparison
		It is the aim of this website to present a comparison of the various Tafseer work of some prominent Muslim exegetes with respect to some Qur'anic verses that have been the subject of divisions and discussions among Muslims.
		Third: If a tradition is mentioned in the Tafseer work, that tradition should not be used as a source to explain a Qur'anic verse but the Qur'an should be used to verify the authenticity of that tradition.
		On the other hand, a tradition could be used to explain the circumstances of revelation of a particular verse provided the understanding is not rejected by the context of the verse or verses.
	www.tafseercomparison.org (412 words)

	Al Tafsir.com - Tafseer Holy Quran from all Tafseer Schools, Quran Translations, Quran Recitations, Quran ...
		Today the website is fully operational in Arabic and English and provides the original Arabic texts of 110 or more books of Qur’anic Commentary, Interpretation and Explanation (tafsir or tafseer), recitation (tajwid) tutorials and hadith collections, and other fields, pertaining to the study of Qur’anic exegesis.
		The on-going third and final phase of Altafsir.com will see the addition of English translations of a number of classical Qur’anic commentaries (tafsir or tafseer) specially commissioned by the project, by leading international translators.
		Al Tafsir.com - Tafseer Holy Quran, Quran Translations, Quran Recitations, Quran Interpretation (Tafseer), and Quran Sciences.
	www.altafsir.com (697 words)

	The Tafseer of Sooratun-Nabaa' (79) \|troid.org\| (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Tafseer (Exegesis) of the meaning of the Noble Ayat (verses) of the Qur'aan is critical to the understanding of Islaam as a whole.
		This is the second issue and it deals with the Tafseer of Surah an-Naazi'aat.
		Tafseer of Soorah Al-Furqaan, Commentary to 'The Criterion
	www.troid.org /articles/quraan/tafaaseer/explainingsoorahs/tafseerofsooratunnabaa.htm (3990 words)

	An Introduction to the Science of Tafseer
		Technically, the science of tafseer is a branch of knowledge in which the meanings of the Quran are explained and its injunctions and wisdoms are described openly and clearly.
		Therefore, their statements too have great importance in the science of tafseer, although there exists a difference among scholars whether or not the statements of the tabi'in are decisive in tafseer (al-ltqan, 2/179) but their importance is something which cannot be denied.
		Tafseer ibn Kathir: Hafiz 'Imad al-din Abu al-Fida' Isma'il ibn Kathir al-Dimashqi al-Shafi'i (died 774 Hijrah), a distinguished research scholar of the eighth century, is the author of this commentary.
	www.ummah.net /Al_adaab/Quran_Majid/intro_to_tafsir.html (3919 words)

	Ummah.com - Frequently Asked Questions about Tafseer
		The difference between tafseer and ta'weel is that tafseer is the explanation of what is intended by the wording and ta'weel is the explanation of what is intended by the meaning.
		Tafseer was given for each ayah of the Qur'an or part of an ayah, arranging these verses according to the order in the mushaf.
		Or like the tafseer of Tantawi Jawhari where he mentioned that there are modern sciences and disciplines in the Qur'an and he filled his tafseer with pictures of birds and animals to demonstrate that the Qur'an did explain such things.
	www.ummah.net /forum/printthread.php?t=11059 (3671 words)

	An Introduction to the Principles of Tafseer
		Thus, the Prophet's explanations of Qur'aanic passages are refereed to as the Tafseer of the Qur'aan by the Sunnah.
		Tafseer of the companions is extremely important since they accompanied and learned from the Messenger of Allah (sallallahu alaihe wa-sallam).
		After the Qur'aan, the Sunnah and the Tafseer of the Sahabah, the Tafseer of the successors is considered as a valid source.
	www.ahya.org /amm/modules.php?name=Sections&op=viewarticle&artid=147 (1728 words)

	Islamic Voice - Muharram / SAFAR 1424 H
		Tafseer and Taweel were taken to be one and the same, and perhaps that was the reason that the famous commentary of the Holy Quran by Ibn-e-Qateba (d.
		Thus according to Abu Hayyan of Spain (the author of “Al-Behrul Muheet”), Tafseer means “to explain the words and phrases”, and Taweel means “to explain the construction of sentences and their meaning”.
		Inspite of the differentiations made by the scholars in the meanings of Tafseer and Taweel, the commentaries of the Holy Quran written down the ages consist of both Tafseer and Taweel and as a whole they are named as Tafseer only.
	www.islamicvoice.com /april.2003/history.htm (1349 words)

	Tafseer of the Holy Qur'aan - MuslimAccess
		When a person is going to write a tafseer of the Quran, they have to be extremely careful about what they write because theses are the words of Allah, which are being expounded on and clarified.
		There were some other ways they included in their tafseers, such as certain stories from the People of the Book which were backed up in the Quran and Sunnah, or they would sometimes use personal ijtehad (this was very limited) little to none.
		One of the major signs of a translation or tafseer that has not followed the methodology of the sahabah is that it will have mistakes in the area of Aqeedah.
	www.muslimaccess.com /quraan/tafseer/introduction.htm (3385 words)

	Tafseer - Ummah.com
		Tafseer is not 1 book..rather..tafseer is a type of book..there are many tafseers out there.
		And no..a tafseer is soemhting you shoudln't read untill you learn the basics, read the tafseer for newer people can be very confuseing.
		tafseer is basicly an explination of the Quran.
	www.ummah.net /forum/showthread.php?t=61161 (379 words)

	AbdurRahman.org Quran&Tafseer
		Tafseer of the Salaf - Ibn Taimiyyah - 2p
		Tafseer of Sooratul-Furqaan, Commentary on 'The Criterion' - Troid.org - 10p
		The Tafseer of Sooratun-Nabaa` (78) - Salih As Salih - troid.org - 9p
	abdurrahman.org /qurantafseer/index.html (1469 words)

	Islamic Network (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The sources that the Companions used for tafseer were the Qur'aan, the statements of the Prophet (SAW), the principles of Arabic grammar and rhetoric, their own personal reasoning {ijtihaad), and pagan and Judaeo-Christian customs that were prevalent at the time of the revelation of the Qur'aan.
		This tafseer, although heavily based on narrations, also discusses the grammatical analysis of the verse, the various qiraaat and their significance on the meaning of the verse, and, on occasion, Ibn Jareer's personal reasoning (ijtihaad) on various aspects of the verse.
		Greater emphasis was also placed on personal reasoning (ijtihaad), and tafseers written solely for the defence of sectarian views (such as the tafseers of the Mu'tazilah), and even for the defence of one's fiqh madh-hab (such as the tafseers of the Hanafees, Shaafi'ees and Maalikees) appeared.
	www.islaam.net /main/display.php?id=1375&category=4 (2665 words)

	IslamiCity.com - Tafseer of the Quran (Site not responding. Last check: )
		English Tafseer of Juzz 1 of the Quran
		English Tafseer of Juzz 2 of the Quran
		English Tafseer of Juzz 3 of the Quran
	www.islamicity.com /ramadan/Tafseer_of_the_Quran.shtml (333 words)

	Tafseer of the Holy Qur'aan
		The first thing to know is that the Prophet, peace be upon him, has explained the meaning of the Qur'aan to his companions, just as he taught its words.
		The point I am stressing is that the successors learned the exegesis (tafseer) of the Qur'aan from the companions as they learned the hadeeth of the Prophet (sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam) from them.
		This is not at all to deny that they exercised their minds on different verses and expressed their opinions, as they did with regard to various ahaadeeth of the Prophet (sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam).
	www.muslimaccess.com /quraan/tafseer/tafseer_of_salaf.htm (507 words)

	masjiduthaymeen.org » Reading from the books of tafseer while in the state of impurity
		Question: I read some of the books of tafseer like the book Safwat ut-Tafseer while I am in the state of ritual impurity… like my monthly period for example.
		Answer: There is no harm upon the menstruating and bleeding woman to read the books of tafseer nor is there any harm in reading the Qur’aan with the exclusion of touching the actual book in accordance to the most correct statement of the Scholars.
		As for the one who is in a state of impurity then there is no reading of the Qur’aan absolutely until a full ritual bath (ghusl) has been taken and they are then able to read the books of tafseer and hadeeth and other than these two without reading what is in the Qur’aan.
	www.masjiduthaymeen.org /posts/2003/03/12/11.htm (249 words)

	IslamicAwakening.Com: Methods of Tafseer
		Thus, the Prophets explanations of the Al-Quraanic passages are referred to as the Tafseer of the Al-Quraan by the Prophet (sallallahu alaihi wa sallam).
		Whenever the Sahaabah could not find the Tafseer of a passage in the Al-Quraan itself or in Sunnah, they would use their own reasoning based on their knowledge of the contexts of the verses and the intricacies of the Arabic language in which Al-Quraan was revealed.
		However, the Tafseer transmitted from the Prophet (sallallahu alaihi wa sallam) and the Sahaabah did not cover all of the verses of Al-Quraan.
	www.as-sahwah.com /viewarticle.php?articleID=299& (1866 words)

	Towards Understanding the Quran Volume 2 :: SoundVisionCanada.com Shopping
		Read the first volume of this powerful and insightful Tafseer by one of the great Islamic activists and martyrs of recent history.
		An immense wealth of profound understanding of the Quran is accumulated here, so is a vast treasure of knowledge and deep insights, illuminating historical accounts, and a highly systematic exposition of social, political, economic and legal teachings.
		But what makes this Tafseer unique is that it translates the Quran into a book to be lived by, a mission to be lived for, and a duty that a reader can no longer evade or postpone.
	www.soundvisioncanada.com /?3397/Shop/pview.asp?Item=420-002 (459 words)

	Al-Islam.org by the Ahlul Bayt DILP - Text, Translation, and Commentaries (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Tafseer of the Qur'an - Akhlaq - Part 1 by Shaykh Mustafa Jaffer, Stanmore Islamic Center, Stanmore, UK, 3rd December, 2000
		Tafseer of the Qur'an - Akhlaq - Part 2 by Shaykh Mustafa Jaffer, Stanmore Islamic Center, Stanmore, UK, 9th December, 2000
		Tafseer of the Qur'an - Akhlaq - Part 3 by Shaykh Mustafa Jaffer, Stanmore Islamic Center, Stanmore, UK, 16th December, 2000
	www.al-islam.org /index.php?sid=885529181&cat=72&start=120&t=sub_pages (468 words)

	Tafseer Ibn Kaseer in Urdu, Tafsir Ibn Kathir of Quran in Urdu
		Tafseer Ibn Kaseer in Urdu, Tafsir Ibn Kathir of Quran in Urdu
		Tafseer Ibn Kaseer: Tafseer means explanation of Quran.
		His "Tafseer Ibne Kaseer" stands out amongst all other explanations or tafseers of Quran as does Sahih Bokhari from all other books of Hadith.
	qurango.com /tafseer.html (378 words)

	Islam Information Page - Basic Beliefs - Pillars of Faith - The Holy Quran - Tafseer (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Al Anam - Tafseer Ayah 153 - quraan.com
		Al Hujurat - Tafseer Ayah 6 - salafipublications.com
		Al Isra - Tafseer Ayah 1 - quraan.com - Excerpts from Tafseer Ibn Katheer
	www.islamic-knowledge.com /Tafseer.htm (1495 words)

	Al-Azhar Institute: Quran Tajweed, Tafseer, Hifth
		She teaches all of the arabic, tajweed, tafseer, and hifth classes.
		Hanaa Gamal graduated salutatorian from Al-Azhar University in Egypt with a bachelors in Tafseer and Quranic Sciences.
		She has completed all coursework for her masters in Tafseer and Quranic Sciences and is currently working on her thesis.
	www.alazharinstitute.com /about.htm (257 words)

	Tafsir - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A tafsir ((Arabic: تفسير) tafsīr, also transliterated tafseer, Arabic "explanation") is Qur'anic exegesis or commentary.
		Ibn Kathir: "Tafsir ibn Kathir" - A classic tafsir, considered a summary of the earlier Tafseer by Ibn Jarir (at-Tabari).
		It is especially popular because it uses 'hadith' to explain each verse and chapter of the Qur'an.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tafseer (2358 words)

	IslamAwareness.com - Home
		Tafseer (An explanation of the verses of the Quran)
		Tafseer of az-Zalzalah (99):7-8 Excerpted from Tafseer ibn Katheer
		In the Shade of the Quran by Sayyid Qutb
	www.angelfire.com /ab3/preib/artquran.htm (346 words)

	: ASP : EXPLORE : IMAN : QURAN : HOW TAFSEER IS DONE - Islamherald.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		If you ask what is the best method of tafseer, the answer is that the best way is to explain the Qur’aan through the Qur’aan.
		Ibn Mas`ood (radiyallaahu `anhumaa) died, most probably, in 33 A.H. Ibn `Abbaas (radiyallaahu `anhumaa) lived for thirty six years after him, and added a lot to the treasury of Islaamic knowledge.
		This is the reason why most of what Ismaa`eel ibn `Abd al-Rahmaan Suddee has written in tafseer consists of the explanations of these two scholars: Ibn Mas`ood and Ibn `Abbaas (radiyallaahu `anhum).
	www.islamherald.com /asp/explore/iman/quran/how_tafseer_is_done.asp (783 words)

	Tafseer - Ilm Fruits
		Tafseer (explaination) of the Qur’an in small, bite-sized pieces and ideas.
		Touched by an Angel: Tafseer Juz ‘Amma is an AlMaghrib Institute course taught by Muhammad Alshareef.
		With themes such as the Apocalypse and the End of Time, the Day of Judgment, and Paradise and Hellfire, you will now finally be able to understand and appreciate all of these beautiful surahs of the Qur’an with your heart.
	www.ilmfruits.com /category/islam/tafseer (2026 words)

	Tafseer Soorah Al-Hujuraat [Foreword] (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Al-Hamdulillaah (Praise be to Allah), since the initial publication of Tafseer of Soorah al-Hujuraat in March of 1989, the public response has been quite overwhelming.
		This was done to enable the English reader to easily check the Hadith references mentioned within the text for confirmation of their authenticity and for further reading on the subject.
		It is my hope that Allah will bless the second edition of Tafseer Soorah al-Hujuraat with the popularity of the first and cause it to reach an even wider audience with its message.
	www.bilalphilips.com /books/tafsr01f.htm (330 words)

	Light Upon Light Islam - Tafseer of Sûrah al-Fatihah
		As for the hadeeth of Abu Sa`eed then Shaykh al-Albaanee referred it in ‘Da`eef al-Jaami as-Sagheer’ to Sa`eed bin Mansoor and al-Bayhaqee in ‘ash-Shu`ab.’ He also referred it to Abu ash-Shaykh from the hadeeth of Abu Sa`eed as well as Abu Hurayrah and ruled the hadeeth to be mawdoo`.
		He was alone in reporting the hadeeth of Ubaadah bin as-Saamit from the Messenger of Allaah (SAW), “The Mother of the Book suffices for other than it but nothing else suffices it.” He reported it from Ash-hab; from ibn Uyaynah; from az-Zuhree; from Mahmood bin ar-Rabee`; from Ubaadah.
		In the verse the word hamd has been preceded by the definite article al, the reason for this is to include all the different manners of praise and specify them to Him, and it is an extolling with which Allaah has praised Himself and ordered His servants to praise Him with.
	www.lightuponlight.com /islam/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=326 (11339 words)

	Tafseer of the Salaf (Islaam.Com) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		That is why al-Thawree has said: "If you get the comments of Mujaahid it is enough." This also explains why al-Shaafi`ee, al-Bukhaaree and various other scholars, as well as Imaam Ahmad and others who have commented on the Qur'aan quote the words of Mujaahid more than the words of any one else.
		The point I am stressing is that the successors learned the exegesis (tafseer) of the Qur'aan from the companions as they learned the hadeeth of the Prophet (sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam) from them.
		This is not at all to deny that they exercised their minds on different verses and expressed their opinions, as they did with regard to various ahaadeeth of the Prophet (sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam).
	www.islaam.com /Article.aspx?id=30 (524 words)

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		Tafseer (pl.) have been collected from various movements, sects and
		In the Mu'tazilite (Rationalist) Tafseer of the Abbasid Era,
		The Shiite Tafseer of the late Abbasid era, under the influence of
	www.muslimtents.com /aminahsworld/Methods_of_tafseer.html (3067 words)

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