"Al Adlou fil Qur'an" by Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz Al-Hikma Al-Hussein is a comprehensive study of the concept of justice in the Qur'an. The author presents an in-depth analysis of justice in different aspects based on Quranic verses to explain its meaning and importance in Islam. The book covers several themes, including the methods the Quran uses to promote justice, areas of justice in the Quran, and the fruits of justice. It provides a comprehensive overview of the subject of justice in the Quran, highlighting its importance in Islam and its positive impact on society and the individual.

The study is divided into three sections, preceded by an introduction and a preamble, and concluded with a conclusion. The introduction explains the importance of the study, the reasons for its choice, the methodology and the study design. The preamble defines justice and its different facets in the Quran.

The first section examines the methods used by the Qur'an to promote justice, divided into three chapters: the first chapter discusses divine justice, the second chapter discusses the divine order of justice, and the third chapter highlights the prohibition of injustice and the importance of following the truth.

The second section explores the areas of justice in the Quran, comprising six chapters: the first chapter examines justice towards God, the second chapter looks at justice in inheritances, the third chapter deals with justice in human judgments, the fourth chapter addresses justice in scripture, the fifth chapter concerns justice in testimonies, and the sixth chapter examines justice in marital relationships.

The third section focuses on the fruits of justice, also divided into three chapters: the first chapter highlights the rewards for the righteous in both worlds, the second chapter discusses the positive effects of justice on individual education, and the Third chapter deals with the benefits of justice in community relations.