What are the books that address how to understand the Qur’an and Islamic creed in general, and do not include refutations of misconceptions, alongside books that address each aspect of Sharia in this context?
You have done well by avoiding exposure to the misconceptions propagated by the enemies of Islam, for they may lead you astray due to your limited religious knowledge. The has indeed guided us to stay away from doubtful matters. In the authentic Hadeeth: "Whoever hears about the Dajjal, let him keep far from him." The best exegesis books recommended for reading are Tafseer Al-Hafiz Ibn Katheer and Tafseer Al-Sa'di. Among the concise books on the principles of exegesis and Quranic sciences are: "Mabahith fi Ulum al-Quran" by Mana' al-Qattan, "Mukhtasar fi Qawa'id al-Tafseer" by Khalid al-Sabt, "Muqaddimah fi Usul al-Tafseer" by Ibn Taymiyyah, and "Usul fi al-Tafseer" by Ibn Uthaymeen. And there is no substitute for studying books of Aqeedah (creed).
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