Al-Tabari Muhammad ibn Jarir. The Commentary on the Qur'an (جامع البيان عن تأويل القرآن). Volume 3

Cairo 2001. 774 p. HAJAR Publishing and Distribution.
It is one of the most famous Islamic books specialized in the science of interpretation of the Holy Qur’an among the Sunnis and the community, and some consider it the first reference for interpretation based on the hadiths. Where he mentions a verse from the Qur’an, then lists the sayings of the Companions and followers in interpreting it with their chains of transmission, pays attention to the different readings in each verse and gives preference to one of them, and lists the Prophetic hadiths with their chains of transmission, and jurisprudential rulings. He is famous for his many Israeli stories, or what are called Israeli stories, and scholars and researchers paid great attention to him.