The easiest interpretation of the words of the Most High, the Great

Author's name: Abu Bakr Jabir al-Jaza'iri

This interpretation is one of those that combines the intended meaning of God's words with language easily understood by Muslims today. It combines moderation in approach and adherence to the methodology of the early generations (Salaf) in matters of creed, names, and attributes, while remaining within the four schools of Islamic jurisprudence. Furthermore, it is free from Isra'iliyyat (narratives of Jewish origin), both authentic and weak, except for what is absolutely necessary for understanding the verse. It also disregards interpretive disagreements, adhering to the opinion favored by al-Tabari in his commentary when other commentators differed. The interpretation avoids delving into grammatical and linguistic issues, presenting the most sound opinion among the commentators without addressing less preferred views.