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Muslim Central.com forward slash donate. After my trip through Europe, I found myself in Scotland with my dear friend and colleague Dr.

Suheip Saeed for what would be one of the most productive months I've had this year. There is no substitute for us getting to spend time with

each other in person, studying and contemplating the Quran. Firstly, the experience of spending hours pouring over a single Aya at a time is rewarding beyond what I'm capable of expressing.

All I can say is it rejuvenated my heart, my soul, and renewed our commitment and love for this work. In the first chapter of this trip I sat with Shejkhipsaid in his Quran study library, a treasure that is meticulously organized and incredibly rich.

And in fact, I am, you know, I'm very proud of my books.

Alhamdoolah. Of Of course when people come into the library

there's a question that they always ask.

Let me ask it.

So you've read all these books?

Right.

So, so, I would love to be able to say that I've read all the books. That's not how it works.

We went through each section of the library and discussed the works and the people behind them, both from centuries ago and from recent history and even our times.

But this is so pretty, you can just literally take a photo of any part and it would be just a work of

it's just so beautiful yeah even this one like the way they connected the

faa to the lau? The Ulaika is like...

Yeah it's a very intricate sort of...

it looks like it's sort of architectural construction.

Yeah.

These are the amazing souls that made and continue to make our study of the Quran as fruitful as it is today.

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