You must have read the Quran many times.
Have you ever asked yourself: What is the topic of Surat Al-Baqarah?
The story of the cow is mentioned in Surat Al-Baqarah, along with many other stories. So why did God choose this story over others to name the longest surah in the Qur’an after?
Who are the Al Imran family? What is the battle that this surah tells about?
What is the table? What is meant by livestock? What are the customs? What topic or issue do these surahs discuss?
What is the meaning of Al-Anfal? And what is the battle that this surah tells about?
Did you know that the battle that this Surah talks about is the Battle of Badr?
Note that the word Badr is not mentioned in this Surah.
What is the meaning of As-Saffat, Az-Zukhruf, Al-Jathiyah, and Al-Ahqaf?
What is the meaning of "al-Mutaffifin"? Does "al-Mutaffifin" only refer to the scales, or does it extend to other matters? Are you one of the "al-Mutaffifin"?
What is the meaning of Al-Adiyat, Al-Ma'un, and Al-Falaq?
What is the message that God sent to us in these surahs?
What is the advice that each Surah of the Qur’an gives you?
Do you apply these commandments? And how do you do that?
Are you one of the people of these surahs? And how can you be one of them?
With the book (Angles and Maps of the Surahs of the Holy Quran), it becomes clear that each Surah has a general theme, and that the connection between the verses of each Surah is a close connection, and that the verses of the Surah, although they appear at first glance to be scattered and unconnected, but if one looks at them closely, one will realize that they have a thematic unity, and that the verses of the Surah are connected in an amazing way, which increases one's love for the Book of God and faith that it is a revelation from a Wise, All-Knowing One.
We will see that each Surah of the Qur’an is an integrated unit that achieves a clear purpose.
This book is not a book of interpretation, and does not aim to interpret the verses of the Qur’an.
This book is different, and its purpose is different.
It will discuss each chapter of the Qur’an (114 chapters) through 9 elements, which are:
The first element: Introduction
The second element: the corners of the Surah
The third element: They said about the purpose of the Surah
The fourth element: the names of the Surah
The fifth element: the merit of the Surah
The sixth element: The characteristics of the Surah (what distinguishes the Surah from others)
The seventh element: the Surah table
The eighth element: The Surah taught me
The ninth element: How to be among the people of the Surah (acting according to the Qur’an)
Book: (Angles and Maps of the Surahs of the Holy Qur’an) in two volumes
By Sheikh/Mohammed Madi