ISBN: 9781905884094
Author: Sharif Hasan al-Banna
Publisher: Claritas Books (2021) 4th Edition
Pages: 536 Binding: Hardcover
Description from the publisher:
Journey Through the Quran: A textbook style companion that will revolutionise your Quranic studies
This new Quran companion will assist you in your study of the words of Allah. Journey Through the Quran, is a modern presentation of all the 114 surahs of the Quran, to make it easy for anyone to become a student of the Quran. This book breaks every surah into sections, mind-maps, themes, key verses and selected vocabulary, so that English speakers can instantly familiarise themselves with the individual chapters of the Quran.
Journey Through the Quran is primarily aimed at the English speaking audience, who are used to self-explanatory presentation of information. That is why this unique book is filled with:
- Diagrams and mind-maps so you can SEE the facts. Ideal for visual learners.
- Key stories, lessons and messages section: this makes you easily understand the objectives of every chapter and the meaning of Allah's words.
- Over 1000 Arabic words translated so that you can start the journey towards learning the language of the Quran itself.
- Quranic supplications are drawn out from the surahs so you can easily memorise them and implement in your life. Quranic duas are the most powerful way of asking Allah!
- Key verses section in both Arabic and English, which highlight for you the most important ayat of every surah, so they become instantly recognisable for you.
- Hardback cover for premium feel in your hands and durability because you will be using this book very often!
About the Author --
Sharif H. Banna is the Director of Islamic Institute for Research and Development (IIDR). He is a Board Member of the Research Centre for Islamic Legislation and Ethics (CILE) based at Hamad Bin Khalifa University and Maqasid Institute Global (MIG). He has taught courses on Islamic Legal Theory and Ethics at Oxford University. Sharif H. Banna has authored over ten books and completed writing The Sirah of the Final Prophet at the age of fifteen. His preliminary studies of classical Islamic sciences was under the tutelage of his father Shaykh Abdul Qadir and later with other renowned Islamic scholars. He graduated in Law & Arabic from SOAS (University of London) and is pursuing a PhD in Islamic Jurisprudence at Al-Azhar University.