Tafsir Al-Qurtubi is an Arabic commentary on the Qur’an written by Imam Qurtubi. It was published in 1350 in the city of al-Nadir, then in the city of Salami, and later in 1493 in the city of Cairo.

This book is a book of jurisprudence (Arabic: tafsir), which is the science of the laws that are enacted by the God in the Quran. It is written by one of the most renowned Qur’an exegesis, Imam Qurtubi. It is the most important book of jurisprudence in the Islamic world. This book is a collection of laws and guidance that are revealed in the Quran.

The objective of this book is to interpret the verses of the Quran in the best way possible, using the available resources. This is done by looking at the context of the verses in the Quran, as well as looking at the Arabic text of the verses, and using the knowledge of the author, Imam Qurtubi.

The book contains a collection of answers to questions that are asked in the Quran. These questions are about the meaning of the verses, about the history of the verses, about the meaning of the names, about the differences between the various groups in the Quran, etc.

The book contains a collection of laws that are revealed in the Quran. These laws are about marriage, divorce, slander, libel, etc.