Abd al-Razzaq Al-Kashani’s A Sufi Commentary on the Qur’an (Volume I) offers a deep, mystical interpretation of the Quranic verses through the lens of Sufism. Al-Kashani highlights the esoteric meanings behind the text, revealing the Quran as a guide to divine unity, love, and spiritual realization. The commentary goes beyond the literal and legalistic interpretations, focusing instead on the inward journey of the soul and the transformative power of divine knowledge. This volume is essential for those seeking a deeper, spiritual understanding of the Quran, offering profound insights into the path of inner awakening.
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A Sufi Commentary On the Qur’an (Volume I)
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Al-Kashani’s commentary provides a mystical interpretation of the Quran, exploring spiritual and esoteric meanings behind the text. This volume delves into key Quranic themes, offering Sufi insights into divine unity, love, and the journey of the soul.
| Format | Paperback |
|---|---|
| Author | Abd Al-Razzaq Al Kashani |
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