the Qur’an
What’s in it for me?

by Mahmood Jawaid

About the Book

The Qur’an is a living document. It must be lived, not just read. We however, cannot go back and live in seventh century Madinah. We must live it in this era wherever we happens to be. We must project the Qur’anic verses and extrapolate the text to fulfill the intent of the verse to make it relevant to modern times. The commentator, following the methodology he used in his book for children titled “Lessons from the Qur’an” has carried a similar theme in “The Qur’an – What’s in it for me?” In this book, he shares his understanding of how the Qur’anic verses can be applied in the environment we live in.

About the Author:

Mahmood Jawaid is a chemical engineer by profession and a writer and a poet by avocation. He is the published author of “Secrets of Angels, Demons, Satan, and Jinns – Decoding their Nature through Quran and Science,” “Atom to Adam – How, When and Where in the Light of Quran, Bible and Science (A Study of Human Origin),”  “Hunting to Cloning – Unearthing Civilizations through Quran,” “Lessons from the Qur’an Volume I & II,” “Quranic Knowledge - Basic Information about the Holy Quran with Questions and Answers, “A Scientific Approach to the Quran,” and “Divided We Prosper – A Humorous Reflection on Muslim Cultural Practices.” He has published quite a few research papers on Islamic issues on Academia.edu and many articles on religious issues in the Charleston Gazette, West Virginia and Houston Chronicle, Houston, Texas.

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