Multi-meaningness in the Holy Quran; an introduction into Quranic indications by Sayyid Mahmood Tayyib Husaini was published by Seminary and University Academy.

     Multi-meaningness in the Holy Quran is composed of six chapters which include discussions such as generalities, background of multi-meaningness, discussions effective in choosing fundamentals, perspectives on multi-meaningness with arguments for and against it and assessing examples of multi-meaningness in the holy Quran.

     Other topics touched by the author include esoteric meaning of the holy Quran, examples of ‘tawriya’ in the holy Quran, multi-meaning indications in written form, examples of metaphor in the holy Quran and the background of multi-meaningness in the principles of jurisprudence. The work has also touched such problems as multi-meaningness among jurists, multi-meaningness among exegetes, indication and concept and their relation with meaning, lexicographical commonality, kinds of contract, contractor, Quranic language and public language. This book consists of 306 pages.