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Perfection in the Sciences of the Qur'an is a book written by Jalal al-Din al-Suyuti (who died in the year 911 AH). The book is considered one of the most famous works written in the sciences of the Qur'an, ancient and modern, and the most useful, and the most extensive in material. The value of the book is evident from: Al-Suyuti's additions to the sciences of the Qur'an, including: (The earthly and the heavenly, what was revealed from the Qur'an on the tongue of some of the Companions, what was revealed from it to some of the prophets, and what was not revealed from it to anyone before the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace. Al-Suyuti's new additions to what is in Al-Burhan: which are the summer and the winter And al-Farashi and al-Num, and what was revealed separately and what was revealed in a plural, and knowledge of the high and the descending from its chains of transmission, and the knowledge of the famous and the singular, the subject and the included, and in assimilation, manifestation, concealment, and inversion, and what occurred in the Qur'an of names and nicknames, and the sciences of the Qur'an that have their origin in proof, and they are considered subsidiary additions to the Qur'an. The types that Al-Zarkashi mentioned in Al-Burhan, such as: urban and travel, day and night, and additions of new issues and issues in some of the investigations that Al-Zarkashi mentioned, and these issues are considered important additions to the investigations in which they were mentioned, a total of (150) issues. His evaluative pauses: Al-Suyuti appeared with evaluative pauses during his presentation of some cases and issues, including: his precise ruling on the reason for the revelation, and the reasons that came out of this criterion, and other issues. His choices: Al-Suyuti was known for his passion for collecting sayings in his books, and regarding his choices, he sculpted two trends: The first: What he expressed his opinion on in matters of mastery, such as the issue of what was revealed to the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, and the Arabization. Second: What he expressed his opinion on was not perfect, such as the meaning of the revelation of the Qur'an in seven letters. He expressed his opinion in his explanation of Sunan al-Nasa'i.