QuranAyatTafseer.com is dedicated to providing authentic, accessible, and educational Tafseer (Quranic interpretation) for Urdu and Arabic-speaking audiences. However, it is important to note the following:
1. Not a Substitute for Scholarly Guidance
The content provided on this website is for informational and educational purposes only. While we strive for accuracy and rely on respected classical sources, the Tafseer shared here should not be seen as a replacement for formal Islamic education or personal consultation with qualified scholars.
2. Interpretation May Vary
Quranic Tafseer often involves different interpretations based on context, schools of thought, and scholarly approaches. The explanations on this site reflect one or more mainstream viewpoints but may not represent all perspectives. Readers are encouraged to explore multiple sources and consult scholars for a well-rounded understanding.
3. No Religious or Legal Authority
This website does not claim religious authority or issue fatwas. We are not affiliated with any specific religious organization or institution, and no content here should be interpreted as binding religious or legal advice.
4. Human Error
Despite our efforts to ensure accurate and clear information, human error or differences in interpretation may occur. If you notice any mistakes or areas of concern, we sincerely welcome your feedback and will do our best to correct them promptly.
5. Use of External Sources
Some of the information provided may be based on external Tafseer works and translations. While we strive to credit all sources accurately, any oversight is unintentional.
6. Personal Reflection Encouraged
Our goal is to encourage reflection and understanding of the Quran’s message. Each reader is responsible for how they interpret and apply the information presented here in their personal or spiritual life.
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