Arabic & Islamic Studies

The topic of my research  "The Comparative linguistic studies between tafsir Al-Tahreer wa Al-Tanveer by Ibn-e-Ashoor and Tafseer Fathul Biyan do Maqasid-ul-Quran by Nawab Siddique Hassan)". I have selected the words from these exesies which are discussed linguistically.Then I have compared both the discussions. Finally I have added the discussions of some other famous eaegies, dictionaries and Encyclopedias. So that all the finding should be authentic and fruitful. I have also included the statement of the said eaegies where their point of view match and different each other.The writer of the first "Tafseer" is shaykh ul Islam Muhammad Tahir Bin Ashoor. He was born in 1879 Ad at Tunis. His forefathers were the most famous and pious people of Andlus. Ibn-e-Ashoor learn the Quran by heart at the age of 6 years only. Then he gained the knowledge of Arabic language. He got in admission in Jamia Zaitonia at age of 14 and learned all type of Islamic knowledge. After that he started teaching at the said Institute. He is the writer of a lot of books in which some books are printed while the others are non painted.The most famous books is name as "Al-Tahreer wa al-Tanvir" which is best tafseer of the Holy Quran. The writer of the second book "Tafseer Fateh ul Biyan" is Nawab Siddique Hassan Khan Al-Qanooji. He was born at Braili the city of India in 1823 AD.Then her mother took him to Qanooj. He is the most famous and popular scholar of India and is reknown all over the Islamic word.He wrote almost 200 books. But the most famous book is "Tafseer Fateh ul Byan" linguistic discussions are famous in this tafseer.I have compared the linguistic meaning of the difficult Arabic words of the Quran found in the both said "tafser ".

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