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Book Titles First: Qur'an Exegesis and Sciences: Book Name Author Book Titles First: Qur'an Exegesis and Sciences: Number of Book Name Author Publishing House Volumes Taysir Al-Karim Ar-Rahman fi Tafsir Kalam Al-Mannan (Inspiration of the All- `Abdur-Rahman Ibn Ar-Resala Institute 1 Generous, All-Merciful in Interpreting Nasser As-Sa`di the Words of the Bestower) House of Scientific Ahkam Al-Qur'an (Rulings of the Qur'an) Al-Jassas 3 Books, Beirut Tafsir Abdul-Razzaq (Abdul-Razzaq's House of Scientific `Abdul-Razzaq 3 Commentary on the Qur'an) Books, Beirut Tafsir Al-Qur'an Al-Azhim (Exegesis of Dar Al-Fayhaa, Ibn Kathir 4 the Great Qur'an) Damascus Zad Al-Masir (Provision for the Journey) Ibn Al-Jawzi Al-Maktab Al-Islami 9 Al-Qiraat As-Sab Al-Mutawatira min Tareeq As-Shatibiyya (the Seven Modes Sheikh Jamal Ad-Din Dar Al-Sahaba lil 1 of Recitation Transmitted through the Muhammad Sharaf Turath, Tanta Way of Ash-Shatibiyya) Al-Wafi fi Sharh Ash-Shatibiyya (The `Abdul-Fattah `Abdul- Al-Salam Publication Sufficient Commentary on Ash- 1 Ghani Al-Qadi House Shatibiyya) Rawh-ul-Maani fi Tafsir Al-Qur'an Al- Karim wa As-Sab Al-Mathani (The Spirit Dar Ihya Al-Turath of Meanings in the Exegesis of the Noble Al-Alusi Al-Baghdadi 15 Al-Arabi Qur'an and the Seven Oft-Recited Verses) Al-Jami li Ahkam Al-Qur'an (The Dar Ihya Al-Turath Comprehensive Volume on the Rulings Al-Qurtubi 10 Al-Arabi of the Qur'an) Sharh Muqaddimat At-Tafsir Sheikh Muhammad Madar Alwatan (Explanation of the Introduction on Bin Saleh Al- 1 Publishing Qur'an Exegesis) `Uthaymeen Jami-ul-Bayan an Tawil Ay Al-Qur'an (The Comprehensive Volume on Qur'an At-Tabari Dar Alam Al-Kutub 26 Exegesis) 1 Al-Burhan fi Olum Al-Qur'an (The Imam Az-Zarkashi Dar Al-Hadara 4 Evidence in Quranic Sciences) Adwa Al-Bayan fi Edah Al-Qur'an bil Dar Ihya Al-Turath Ash-Shanqiti 6 Qur'an (The Lights of Clarification: Inter- Al-Arabi Textual Qur'an Exegesis) House of Scientific At-Tafsir Al-Mathur (Inter-Textual Qur'an Ibn Abu Hatem Ar-Razi 7 Exegesis) Books, Beirut Al-Burhan fi Olum Al-Qur'an (The Imam Az-Zarkashi Dar Al-Hadith 1 Evidence in Quranic Sciences) (one volume) Ibn Az-Zubair Al- House of Scientific Milak At-Tawil (The Reins of 1 Interpretation) Ghernati Books, Beirut Ezz Ad-Din `Abdul- Tafsir Al-Qur'an (Interpretation of the Dar Ibn-Hazm 1 Qur'an) `Aziz As-Salami House of Scientific An-Nashr fil Qiraat Al-Ashr (A Publication Ibn Al-Jazri 1 on the Ten Modes of Recitation) Books, Beirut Irab Al-Qur'an Al-Karim wa Bayanuh Muhyi Ad-Din Ad- Dar Ibn Kathir – Dar 9 (Vocalization and Clarification of the Darwish Al-Yamama Noble Qur'an) Imam Muhammad Ibn Az-Ziyada wa Al-Ihsan fi Olum Al-Qur'an Tafsir Center for Ahmad Ibn `Uqail Al- 10 (Bounty and Abundance in Quranic Quranic Studies Sciences) Makki Maani Al-Qur'an (Meanings of the Al-Farra' Dar Al-Sorur 3 Qur'an) Ahmad Ibn Dar Al-Kutubi 6 Al-Mudawi (The Curer) Muhammad As-Siddiq An-Nasikh wal Mansukh (The Abrogating Abu Ja`far An-Nahhas Dar Al-Asemah 3 and Abrogated) Dar Ihya Al-Turath At-Tafsir Al-Kabir (The Voluminous Imam Fakhr Ar-Razi 11 Commentary on the Qur'an) Al-Arabi Basair Dhawi At-Tamyiz fi Lataif Al-Ketab Al-Maktaba Al- Fairuzabadi 6 Al-Aziz (Insights of the Shrewd in the Ilmiyyah Subtleties of the Glorious Book) House of Scientific Al-Lubab fi Olum Al-Ketab (The Essence Ibn Adel Al-Hanbali 20 of Quranic Sciences) Books, Beirut Institute of Arab Az-Zamakhshari 4 Al-Kashaf (The Revealer) History University of Al-Hidaya fi Bolough An-Nihaya (The Abu Muhammad 13 Guidance for Achieving Ends) Makki Ibn Abu Talib Sharjah 2 Al-Qassi Dar Al-Gharb Al- Milak At-Tawil (The Reins of Ahmad Al-Ghernati 2 Interpretation) Islami Al-Maktaba Al- Mufradat Alfadh Al-Qur'an (Words and Ar-Raghib Al-Asfahani 2 Expressions of the Qur'an) 'Asriya Dr. Zaghloul An- Al-Hayawan fil Qur'an Al-Karim (Mention Dar Al-Marefah 1 of Animals in the Noble Qur'an) Naggar Dr. Zaghloul An- Al-Ard fil Qur'an Al-Karim (Mention of Dar Al-Marefah 1 the Earth in the Noble Qur'an) Naggar Mushkil Irab Al-Qur'an Al-Karim House of Scientific Makki Ibn Abu Talib 1 (Problems of Vocalization of the Noble Books, Beirut Qur'an) Al-Hussein Ibn Dar Al-Kutub Al- Al-Wujuh wa An-Nazair (Multiple Muhammad Ad- 1 Ilmiyah Interpretations and Similarities) Dameghani Muqaddimah fi Usul At-Tafsir Al-Maaref Ibn Taymiyah 1 (Introduction to the Basics of Qur'an Bookstore Exegesis) Abu-Feda Isma`il Ibn Fadail Al-Qur'an (Excellences of the Ar-Resala Institute 1 Qur'an) Kathir Murshid At-Talib ela Ilm At-Tajwid 1 pictured - - (Guide to Students of Qur'an Recitation booklet Rules) Muhammad Rasulullah wa Suratoh wa Dubai International Oyun Al-Munsefin (The Image of Dr. Bassam Az-Zein 1 Muhammad, Allah Messenger, in the Holy Qur'an Award Eyes of the Just) Mabaheth fil Balagha wa Ijaz Al-Qur'an Dr. Muhammad Refat Dubai International 1 Al-Karim (Studies on Eloquence and Zenjir Holy Qur'an Award Miraculousness of the Noble Qur'an) Abu Hayyan Al- Dar Ihya Al-Turath 8 Al-Bahr Al-Muhit (The Extensive Sea) Andalusi Al-Ghernati Al-Arabi At-Tahrir wa At-Tanwir (Verification and Ibn Ashur Dar Sahnoun 12 Enlightenment) Al-Jami li Ahkam Al-Qur'an (The Comprehensive Volume on the Rulings Al-Qurtubi Dar Al-Fikr 11 of the Qur'an) House of Scientific Jami-ul-Bayan fi Tafsir Al-Qur'an (The At-Tabari 13 Comprehensive Volume on Qur'an Books, Beirut 3 Exegesis) Tafsir Al-Baghawi (Al-Baghawi's House of Scientific Al-Baghawi 4 Commentary on the Qur'an) Books, Beirut Ad-Dur Al-Masun fi Olum Al-Ketab Al- House of Scientific Maknun (The Precious Pearls in the As-Samin Al-Halabi 6 Books, Beirut Sciences of the Protected Book) Al-Muharrar Al-Wajiz fi Tafsir Al-Ketab House of Scientific Al-Aziz (The Verified, Concise Volume on Ibn `Atiyya Al-Andalusi 6 Books, Beirut Interpretation of the Glorious Book) Fath Al-Qadir (Inspiration of the All- Imam Ash-Shawkani Dar Ibn Hazm 5 Powerful) House of Scientific Mafatih-ul-Ghayb (Keys to the Unseen) Imam Ar-Razi 17 Books, Beirut Tafsir As-Sadi (As-Sadi's Commentary on Sheikh As-Sa`di Dar Al-Salam 3 the Qur'an) Second: Sunnah and Hadith (Teachings and Sayings of Prophet Muhammad): Number of Book Name Author Publishing House Volumes Musnad Ahmad (Imam Ahmad's Volume Ahmad Ibn Hanbal Ar-Resala Institute 52 on Hadith) Al-Ilal wa Marefat Ar-Rijal (Flaws and Ahmad Ibn Hanbal Dar Al-Qabas 4 Verification of Hadith Transmitters) Kashf Al-Khfa wa Muzil Al-Ilbas Isma`il Muhammad Al- (Unveiling the Hidden and Removing Ar-Resala Institute 2 Ajluni Confusion) Al-Qabas fi Sharh Al-Muwatta (The Dr. Muhammad Dar Ibn Al-Ibn Al- Flaming Brand: Explanation of Muwatta `Abdullah Weld 2 Jawzi (Malik's Systematic Volume on Hadith)) Koraim Al-Talkhis Al-Habir (The Accurate, House of Scientific Ibn Hajar Al-`Asqalani 4 Concise Volume) Books, Beirut Al-Bahr Al-Muhit Al-Thajjaj (The Muhammad Ibn Ali Al- Dar Ibn Al-Ibn Al- 21 Extensive, Abundant Sea) Walawi Jawzi Ketab Ad-Duafa (Book of the Unreliable Abu Ja`far Dar Al-Sumaii 4 4 Hadith Transmitters) Muhammad Al-`Uqaili Dar Al-Hadi Al- Ash-Shariah (Islamic Law) Imam Al-Ajurri Nabawi – Dar Al- 2 Fadila Silsilat Al-Ahadith Ad-Daifah (The Series Muhammad Nasir Ad- Al-Maaref 20 of Inauthentic Hadiths) Din Al-Albani Bookstore, Riyadh Sharh Mushkil Al-Athar (Explanation of Imam At-Tahawi Ar-Resala Institute 16 Problematic Narratives) Al-Ahadith Al-Mukhtara (Selected Diya Ad-Din Al- Al-Asadi Bookstore, 7 Hadiths) Maqdisi Makkah Al-Ilal Al-Mutanahiya fil Ahadith Al- Dar Al-Kutub Al- Wahiya (Complete Defects of Ibn Al-Jawzi 2 Ilmiyah Inauthentic Hadiths) Dar Al-Salam and Al-Baith Al-Hathith (The Eager Reviver) Ibn Kathir 1 Dar Al-Fayhaa Sahih Ibn Hibban bi Tartib Ibn Bilban (Ibn Hibbans Compilation of Authentic Ibn Bilban Al-Faresi Ar-Resala Institute 18 Hadith, Ordered by Ibn Bilban) At-Tamhid lema fil Muwatta fil Maani wa Al-Asanid (Introduction to Muwatta Dar Ihya Al-Turath (Malik's Systematic Volume on Hadith): Ibn `Abdul-Bar 9 Al-Arabi A Study of Meanings and Chains of Transmitters) Al-Musannaf fi Akherehi Ketab-ul-Jami `Abdul-Razzaq As- Dar Al-Kutub Al- (The Classified Volume with Al-Jami (The 12 San`ani Ilmiyah Comprehensive Volume) Suffixed to It) Abu Muhammad Ketab Al-Ilal (The Volume on the Defects King Fahd National `Abdur-Rahman Ar- 7 of Hadith) Library Razi Sunan Said Ibn Mansour (Said Ibn Sa`d Al Humayd Dar Al-Sumaii 5 Mansour's Volume on Hadith) Al-Muwafaqat (The Reconciliations) Imam Ash-Shatibi Ar-Resala Institute 2 Dar Al-Qibla Al-Musannaf (The Classified Volume) Ibn Abu Shaybah 26 Institute Al-Badr Al-Munir fi Takhrij Ahadith Ash- Ibn Al-Mulaqqin Dar Al-Asemah 28 5 Sharh Al-Kabir (The Bright Moon: Authentication of the Hadiths Compiled in Ash-Sharh Al-Kabir (The Voluminous Explanation)) Al-Mujam Al-Kabir (The Voluminous At-Tabarani Al-Rayyan 18 Lexicon) Manar As-Sabil (Guiding Light on the Ibrahim Ibn Dawyan Dar Al-Faryali 3 Way) Ketab Al-Majruhim min Al-Muhadithin (The Volume on Defective Reporters of Ibn Hibban Dar Al-Sumaii 2 Hadith) Ketab As-Sunnah (The Volume on Dar Ibn Al-Ibn Al- Ahmad Ibn Hanbal 2 Hadith) Jawzi Sharh Sunan Ibn Majah (Explanation of Ibn Mustafa Al-Baz `Ala'-ud-Din Mughlitay 5 Ibn Majah's Volume on Hadith) Bookstore As-Sunnah (Sayings of Prophet Imam Al-Marwazi Dar Al-Asemah 1 Muhammad) (two copies) Jala Al-Afham (Toward Understanding Ibn Qayyim Al- Dar Al-Ketab Al- 1 Hadith) Jawziyyah Arabi Sunan Ad-Darimi (Ad-Darimi's Volume Ibn Muhammad Al-Maktaba Al- 1 on Hadith) `Abdullah Ad-Darimi Asriya As-Sunnah (Sayings of Prophet Ahmad Ibn Amr Ibn Dar Al-Sumaii 2 Muhammad) Abi Assem Al-Maaref Taysir Mustalah Al-Hadith (Simplifying Publishing and Mahmoud At-Tahhan 1 Hadith Terminology) (two copies) Distribution Bookstore Al-Gharibein (Unusual Vocabulary of the Abu `Ubaydah Al- Nizar Mustafa Al- 6 Qur'an and Hadith) Harawi Baz Bookstore Taliq At-Taliq ala Sahih Al-Bukhari (Commentary on the Commentary on Al-Maktab Al-Islami Ibn Hajar Al-`Asqalani 5 Bukhari's Sahih (Compilation of Dar Ammar Authentic Hadiths)) Silsilat Al-Ahadith As-Sahiha (The Series Muhammad Nasir-ud- Al-Maaref 19 of Authentic Hadiths) Din Al-Albani Bookstore, Riyadh 6 Salah Al-Ummah fi Olow Al-Himmah Dr.
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