The clarification of the text of Al-Durra in the three readings completing the ten readings

The preface of the author to the text of Al-Durra: Imam Ibn Al-Jawzi Explanation of the text: Abdul Fattah bin Abdul Ghani Al-Qadi 1325 – 1403 AH Publisher: Dar Al-Ghawthani | Damascus, Syria Publication Year: 2018 AD | 1439 AH Minimum number: 1 Number of pages: 199 Type of book: Part of a technical printing edition Type of paper: Luxurious Shamua paper Al-Durra’s explanation in the three readings completing the ten readings | Ibn Al-Jawzi | Abdul Fattah bin Abdul Ghani Al-Qadi The author’s researcher explains in a balanced manner between brevity and detail, away from lengthy elaboration, filler, and puzzles. Protection of Sheikh Abdul Fattah Al-Qadi: Praise be to Allah who chose from His servants those who carry His Book, and blessings and peace be upon our master Muhammad and upon Allah altogether, and His emotions and loved ones. After: This is the Tafsir (Al-Durra) in the three readings completing the ten readings. The arrangement of Imam Al-Hafiz, the verified scholar Sheikh Muhammad bin Al-Israili, who makes it a moderate explanation between elaboration and brevity, away from lengthy elaboration, filler, and puzzles. I ask Allah the Almighty to grant me success in completing it, for He is sufficient for me and the best disposer of affairs. Protection of the corrector, Professor Dr. Abdulaziz bin Abdul Fattah Al-Qadi: This book is observed in reading, understanding, and application, not by those preoccupied with the sciences of readings through knowledge and repetition. And since I found this book rare, I rolled up my sleeves with earnest effort for my brothers — the people of the Qur'an — in a beautiful, elegant, and magnificent script, with a wonderful appearance, so I started my plan. It has during the correct pause what is coming: 1- I fully checked the text of "Al-Durra Al-Mudi'a in the three readings completing the ten" by Imam Ibn Al-Jawzi, as I received it from my noble teachers at the Institute of Readings in Shubra, Cairo, and I made it clear to distinguish the words of the author from the explanation. 2- I write the notation indicating the readers and their narrators within parentheses in the text and explanation, and I create a table to clarify the meaning of this notation in Al-Durra. 3- I separated the shared surahs under one title in the explanation, placing the name of the surah between brackets like this […], and in the text, I used an inclined line like this [/] to separate between surahs, aiming to maintain the connection of the verses and facilitate understanding of the words and their readings. 4- I checked the Quranic words, choosing them according to the reciter’s reading, and placed them between quotation marks "…" or parentheses (…), and I left only the rare ones. I invite the dear reader to share these correct readings with me. 5- I translated some notable names briefly, in accordance with the size of the pages of the book.