Along with some old interpretations of the Qur'an that have come down to us unscathed from the events of the days of Bekam and Kast, a lot of partial interpretations have been found, each of which seems to be a complete manuscript of translation ...
Along with some old interpretations of the Qur'an that have come down to us unscathed from the events of the days of Bekam and Kast, a lot of partial interpretations have been found, each of which seems to be a complete manuscript of translations, interpretations, and interpretations of the verses of God's book.
In the meantime, in 1351 A.H. and with the efforts of Afghanistan Public Libraries Publications (Kabul), a photo of 27 pages (54) of the remaining pages of an old commentary was published, which was titled as a few pages of commentary on the Great Qur'an (including part of verse 5 to The end of Surah Al-Shaara and the beginning to a part of verse 16 of Surah Namal). At the front of the book, after a two-page introduction by Mohammad Karim Shion, the head of Afghanistan's public libraries (pages "A" - "B"), we are faced with a ten-page - and not very structured - explanation by Gholamreza Mayel Heravi, which is under these headings. "Twenty-seven pages of the interpretation of the Holy Qur'an", "Kufi script", "Spelling and compositional features of these few pages of the Holy Qur'an", "Original vocabulary" and "Some beautiful sentences" are mentioned. The characteristics of the manuscript and its handwriting, the approximate time of writing the commentary, and the location of the discovery of the manuscript of the speech have been mentioned (p. "c" - "l").
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