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This paper is that really influenced me on this issue.

It is an opening to a very famous

conseum the karate Urdu, it's called the d'Nganoq al-Nislais.

And Amina's sain before he wrote the number of kauai, a booklet called the Bhadi of the Buddha Quran.

Prerequisites to reflecting on the Quran.

Whenever you study a subject, there are what, prerequisites. If you're going to go into accounting 201 you better have taken one already.

Accounting 101. If you're going to read fourth grade English you better already know third grade English.

There are prerequisites.

And he very eloquently argues that in the study or appreciating the Quran, there are two sets,

two groups of prerequisites. On the one hand you have academic

prerequisites and on the other hand you have psychological prerequisites.

See if you remember what kinds of prerequisites are there?

Academic and psychological.

He separates the tool.

He separates the team.

He says let me tell you about the academic prerequisites.

The Arabic language is an academic

prerequisites. Knowing the context of revelation is an academic

prerequisite. Understanding the traditional tafasir, what our scholars have said in the past about these Aye.

The linguistic analysis, the charity echra, the rulings that have been derived from it.

All of that, the literature and scholarship and all of these things

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