meaning is the aim, it is certainly among theknowledge of God, and as the God's Attributes are not apart of His substance, one may say that QURN is as old as God Himself.

But the inhumn, merciless governors tried to keepMuslims busy on these useless subjects; and now adaystoo, we see that the same thing and similar affairshappen in Muslim societies, so as to keep them asideof contemplation and thought.

03 RULES AND REGULATIONS OF COMMENTAT INGQURN

WE BELIEVE that the words of QURAN shouldcommonly be takem for their fundamental meanings and not for their connotations, with the exception of some, that clear reasons prove them to mean other ways. The verses in QURN should never be commentated on the basis of conjectures or self interests. As an instance when we read in QURN:

" And he who was blind in this world, will be blind inthe hereafter( next world ), and most astray from the path.) of salvation (