In the Company of the Quran – An Explanation of Surah Ya Sin

In the Company of the Quran – An Explanation of Sūrah YāSīn by Shaykh Dr. Furhan Zubairi delves into the chapter often hailed as the "Heart of the Quran." Through his unique style—combining in-depth exploration of classical scholarship with relevant contemporary insights—Shaykh Furhan illustrates how Sūrah YāSīn offers a remarkably concise and powerful exposition of core Islamic beliefs. Its passages engage both reason and emotion, reminding readers that the spiritual heart is at the core of faith, understanding, God-consciousness, and life’s ultimate purpose.

Though cherished by many for its easy recitation and emotive verses, Sūrah YāSīn possesses layers of meaning that become more profound when explored with care. Shaykh Furhan’s commentary allows readers to see how this Surah fits into the broader picture of life—revealing lessons on humility, perseverance, belief in the unseen, and readiness for accountability on the Day of Judgment.

As with each volume in this series, In the Company of the Quran – An Explanation of Sūrah YāSīn extends beyond mere linguistic or historical background. Instead, Shaykh Dr. Furhan Zubairi connects each verse’s enduring relevance to modern challenges, offering practical reflections on worship, relationships, personal conduct, and moral integrity. By weaving scholarly sources with relatable examples, he makes the text accessible to all audiences.

About Dr. Furhan Zubairi

Shaykh Furhan Zubairi began pursuing Islamic knowledge at the Institute of Knowledge (IOK) in 1998, memorizing the Qur’an and studying foundational Islamic sciences. He completed his B.S. in Biological Sciences at UC Irvine, continued Arabic studies in Egypt, and earned an ‘Alimiyyah degree (Masters in Arabic and Islamic Studies) in Pakistan. He also holds multiple ijazat in hadith, certification in Islamic finance, and completed his PhD at the Islamic University of Malaysia in 2024. Shaykh Furhan now serves as Dean of IOK Seminary, a Seminary Instructor, and a University Chaplain at UC Irvine. He has authored numerous works on tafsir, hadith, and foundational Islamic disciplines.