This pioneering book by Muhammad Brim offers a profound study into how meaning is constructed within the discourse of Quranic exegesis, utilizing theories of modern cognitive processes like attention, perception, and memory. Taking Al-Zamakhshari's famous 'Al-Kashshaf' as a case study, the work analyzes how these mental operations function in the interpretation of the sacred text. Brim presents a novel vision that bridges cognitive linguistics with the rich Islamic exegetical heritage, clarifying the intricate mechanisms that guide both the interpreter and the reader in their journey of understanding.