When I decided to write this book, I read a number of other books, such as the books on the rulings of the Qur’an, the ambiguous, the problematic, and the strange, and the explanation and miracle of the Qur’an. I also looked at the books of interpretation and the virtues of the Qur’an from the commentaries on the books of the Sunnah, and I looked into the major books on belief, jurisprudence, principles, biographies, and translations, which contained a wealth of benefits and Qur’anic deductions and other things, which you will find, God willing, scattered throughout this book.
I lived with these interpretations, wandering in their gardens, drinking from their pools of knowledge, and drawing from their lights. They were some of the happiest, most blessed, and most joyful days of my life. I saw it as sincere advice for the Book of God to focus one’s thoughts and efforts on extracting some of the treasures of the interpretations, which help in contemplating and reflecting on the religion of God.

I have arranged the benefits of these books according to all the chapters of the Qur’an. I did not intend to include all the verses of the Noble Book, but rather they are excerpts and selections of guidance and indications.