Methodical Interpretation of the Noble Quran - Part 30 (Tafsir Manhaji)

Methodical Interpretation of the Noble Quran – Part 30 (Tafsir Manhaji) is an English-language tafsir (Qur’anic commentary) covering Juz Amma — the 30th and final part of the Quran, from Surah An-Naba to Surah An-Nas. It’s part of Darussalam’s Tafsir al-Manhaji series, prepared by a team of scholars specializing in Qur’anic exegesis and reviewed by Dr. Umar al-Ashqar. The book is 296 pages, printed in a one-colour hardcover format at 22 x 32 cm.

What’s inside

The tafsir is broken into numbered lessons, one per surah or section — the contents page lists over 20 lessons, from Lesson One on Surah An-Naba through the closing surahs of the Quran. Each lesson pairs the relevant verses with a vocabulary list, commentary, reflections drawn from the verses, and comprehension questions; several lessons also include short written exercises, so it reads as a structured course rather than a straight-through commentary.

Who this is for

Students and teachers using it as a classroom or study-circle curriculum for Juz Amma, and individual readers who want a lesson-based, question-and-answer approach to understanding the Quran’s final surahs rather than a traditional running commentary. No prior Arabic or tafsir background is assumed, though more advanced students will also find use in it. If you’re looking for a different style of commentary on this same Juz, see Tafsir Ibn Kathir (Abridged) (30th Part), or for a full-Quran English tafsir see Tafsir Ibn Kathir – English (10 Vols. Set) or Tafsir Ahsan ul Bayan (17x24). Browse more in our Quran collection.

Specifications

Publisher Darussalam Publishers

Author Dr. Ahmad Nawfal (scholarly review: Dr. Umar al-Ashqar)

Language English

Pages 296

Dimensions 22 x 32 cm

Print Hardcover, one-colour

Genre Tafseer (Qur’anic commentary)

ISBN 9789960594279

SKU 4020121

Frequently asked questions

What part of the Quran does this tafsir cover? Juz Amma — the 30th and final part of the Quran, from Surah An-Naba to Surah An-Nas.

Is this tafsir in English? Yes, it’s a full English-language commentary; no Arabic-reading background is required.

How is the book structured? It’s divided into numbered lessons, each covering a surah or section with vocabulary, commentary, reflections, and comprehension questions — designed for classroom or self-study use.

Who wrote and reviewed this tafsir? It was authored by Dr. Ahmad Nawfal and scholarly-reviewed by Dr. Umar al-Ashqar as part of Darussalam’s Tafsir al-Manhaji series.

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