A groundbreaking analysis that challenges fourteen centuries of Islamic tradition, demonstrating through the text of the Quran itself its complete self-sufficiency as a divine guide for humanity. In this groundbreaking treatise, the author presents a meticulous and systematic argument, examining over 200 Quranic verses to support a bold thesis: the Quran not only claims to be complete and clear, but also contains all the tools necessary for its understanding, without requiring external sources or binding traditional interpretations. What makes this book unique: • Purely textual approach - Each argument is based exclusively on the verses of the Quran, allowing the Holy Book to "speak for itself." • Rigorous linguistic analysis - Detailed examination of key Arabic terms and their theological implications. • Systematic structure - 16 chapters progressively build a compelling case for Qur'anic self-sufficiency. • Innovative perspective - Questions the traditional role of the Sunnah as a co-essential normative source. • Contemporary relevance - Offers a path to a more direct and personal relationship with the sacred text. The book addresses fundamental questions: • Is the Qur'an truly "obscure" and in need of external explanation? • What is the true role of the Prophet Muhammad according to the Qur'an itself? • How does the Qur'anic call for direct reflection reconcile with the reliance on intermediaries? • Is the "Wisdom" (Hikmah) mentioned in the Qur'an truly the Sunnah? An essential work for Muslims seeking a more direct approach to their faith, scholars of Islam, comparative theologians, and anyone interested in understanding how a sacred text can assert its interpretative self-sufficiency. "A courageous and intellectually stimulating contribution to contemporary Islamic theological debate that deserves serious consideration, regardless of one's religious convictions. " Note: This book presents a non-traditional interpretation of Islam based on rigorous textual analysis. Readers are encouraged to approach the text with an open mind and a critical spirit.