Quranic exegesis, Islamic sciences, and religious thoughtIndian1863–1930
"Every surah of the Quran has a specific order and a single purpose that connects all of its parts together."
Hamid al-Din Farahi was a Quranic exegete, Islamic thinker, and one of the most prominent Quran scholars of the Indian subcontinent in the modern era. He is especially known for his theory of the "Nazm of the Quran," which emphasizes the structural coherence of Quranic chapters and verses, and he influenced modern approaches to Quranic interpretation in the subcontinent.
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