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and peace be upon him.
Allah says, "(We sent prophets) with clear signs and the Psalms. And We sent down to
you the Remembrance so that you can make clear to people what has been sent down
to them, in order that they reflect." 16:44
"We have not revealed to you (Prophet Muhammad) the Book except that you may
clarify for them that upon which they differ, and as guidance and mercy to a nation who
believe."16:64
The explanation of the Koran is found in the virtue of the Prophet‟s sayings of which over
1300 hadith relate to its explanation and are Al Hamdulillah, recorded in this book. This
is supported in the Prophet‟s saying: "Pay attention, indeed I have been given the Koran
and twice more of its size." "Twice more of its size" refers to the statements of the
Prophet, praise and peace be upon him, and each of its facets. This authentic hadith is
reported by Imam Ahmad, Abu Dawood in "Sunnah" and Tirmidhi in his book
“Knowledge” (Ilm).
The Prophet‟s entire life style was a reflection of the Koran in which there was guidance
Allah says, "(We sent prophets) with clear signs and the Psalms. And We sent down to
you the Remembrance so that you can make clear to people what has been sent down
to them, in order that they reflect." 16:44
"We have not revealed to you (Prophet Muhammad) the Book except that you may
clarify for them that upon which they differ, and as guidance and mercy to a nation who
believe."16:64
The explanation of the Koran is found in the virtue of the Prophet‟s sayings of which over
1300 hadith relate to its explanation and are Al Hamdulillah, recorded in this book. This
is supported in the Prophet‟s saying: "Pay attention, indeed I have been given the Koran
and twice more of its size." "Twice more of its size" refers to the statements of the
Prophet, praise and peace be upon him, and each of its facets. This authentic hadith is
reported by Imam Ahmad, Abu Dawood in "Sunnah" and Tirmidhi in his book
“Knowledge” (Ilm).
The Prophet‟s entire life style was a reflection of the Koran in which there was guidance