Fahd bin Saad al-Quwaifil
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Fahd bin Saad al-Quwaifil is a contemporary Saudi scholar and researcher in Quranic studies, known for his academic work on the interpretive deductions of Abu al-Muzaffar al-Samani.
Education and Academic Research
Al-Quwaifil completed his graduate studies at Imam Muhammad Ibn Saud Islamic University in Saudi Arabia, where he studied in the Department of the Quran and Its Sciences within the Faculty of Fundamentals of Religion (Kulliyyat Usul al-Din). Under the academic supervision of Sharif bin Ali Abu Bakr, an assistant professor in the department, he prepared his master's thesis during the academic year 1432–1433 AH (2011–2012 CE).
His thesis, titled Istinbatat al-Samani fi Kitabihi "Tafsir al-Quran" wa Manhajuhu fiha ("The Textual Inferences of al-Samani in His Book Tafsir al-Quran and His Methodology Therein"), focuses on compiling, classifying, and evaluating the inferential methodology, legal deductions, and exegetical insights extracted by al-Samani (d. 489 AH) throughout his commentary on the Quran.
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This specialized academic study examines the textual deductions and inferential methodology found in Abu al-Muzaffar al-Samani's Quranic commentary, Tafsir al-Quran. It explores the extraction of underlying meanings, legal rulings, and analytical benefits from scriptural phrasings, compiling and evaluating al-Samani's specific Quranic inferences.