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Qutb's written works are still widely available and have been translated into many Western languages. His best known work is "Ma'alim fi-l-Tariq" ("Milestones"), but the majority of Qutb's theory can be found in his Qur'anic commentary "Fi zilal al-Qur'an" ("In the Shade of the Quran"). This 30-volume work is noteworthy for its innovative method of interpretation, borrowing heavily from the literary analysis of Amin al-Khuli, while retaining some structural features of classical commentaries (for example, the practice of progressing from the first sura to the last). For Qutb, the Qur'an was seen as the final arbiter in all matters relating to faith, while his main goal in writing the book, "In the Shade of the Qur’an", was to restore the centrality of faith in the consciousness and imagination of Muslims, and to kindle a cognitive revolution that would bring about a political and social process that will lead to the renewal of the Islamic tradition.
Ma'alim fi-l-Tariq