In 'Islamic Studies 53: Quranic Sciences - A Critique of Scientificity and a Reconstructive Approach,' Khalil Mahmoud Al-Yamani offers a profound examination of contemporary methodologies within Quranic studies. This insightful volume critically assesses the prevalent 'scientific' approaches to understanding the divine text, questioning their validity and applicability. Al-Yamani meticulously dissects the foundational assumptions guiding these methodologies, revealing their strengths and inherent limitations. Furthermore, he transcends mere critique by proposing a fresh, reconstructive paradigm for engaging with Quranic sciences, aiming to build more robust frameworks for interpretation. This work is an essential read for students and scholars seeking to deepen their understanding of Islamic scholarship and explore innovative approaches to the Quran.