Keys to the Qur'an: Volume 1: Commentary on Surah Fatiha and Surah Baqarah AUTH-2256297 Stern and Jaquelin Robertson

Stern and Jaquelin Robertson

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Keys to the Qur'an: Volume 1: Commentary on Surah Fatiha and Surah Baqarah AUTH-2256297 Stern and Jaquelin RobertsonSurat al Fatiha is placed at the beginning of the Qur'an because it signifies the opening of knowledge and so the victory over ignorance. If, in the direction we are taking, there is no door, then we have reached our target we have won. Fatiha means to open, reveal, imbue, and conquer. This surah is so named because if you follow it in your heart, you will be victorious. You will conquer and an opening will come to you. Surat al Baqarah scans the