The second chapter

In explaining the aspects of precision and obscurity in the meanings of the structure of the Noble Quran

and its harmony relative to the people of this era,

and removing both of them with the clearest explanation.

The revelation of the Quran in clear Arabic:

So that it is known that the Magnificent Quran was revealed in the language of the pure Arabs,

the clear, manifest language,

and the Arabs understood it by their original linguistic instinct

and they grasped its intent and its meanings,

Allah - the Most High - said: {Ha-Mim (1) And by the Clear Book}

And He - the Most High - said: {A Book whose verses are perfected then detailed} etc.

[The stance of the Lawgiver regarding the ambiguous texts:]

And it was from the aim of the Wise Lawgiver not to delve into the interpretation of the ambiguous Quranic texts

and portraying the realities of the divine attributes,

and naming the unspecified individuals,

and exhaustive inquiry into stories, events, and matters of that sort,

and therefore the questioning of the Companions - may Allah be pleased with them - to the Messenger - may peace and blessings be upon him - about such things was little,

and nothing was transmitted in this chapter of the hadiths except a very little amount.