CONCLUDING REMARKS

I I CONCLUDING REMARKS This is the last of what God has facilitated for me with regard to this book. It is condensed and minute compared to [all that can be said about] the etiquette of reciters of the Quran. However, what I mentioned in the beginning of the book compelled me to make it condensed. I ask God the Magnificent that it be a source of comprehensive benefit for me and my loved ones, for everyone who looks in it, and the rest of the Muslims-in the Two Abodes [this life and the next]. Praise is for God, Lord of the worlds-praise that reaches the measure of His bounties and matching His provision. May His complete prayers and blessings be upon our master Muhammad, his folk, Companions, one and all. All praise is for God, Lord of the worlds. [The author (God grant him mercy) wrote]: I began compiling [this work] on Thursday the 1 2th of Rabi' al-Awwal, [the birth­ day of the Prophet (God bless him and give him peace)]; and I fin­ ished compiling it Thursday morning, the 3rd of Rabi' al-Thani, 666 Al l. 1 3 1