Ahsan-al-Hawashi - Urdu Tafseer of the Holy Quran

Ahsan al-Hawashi is an Urdu tafseer of the complete Quran by Hafiz Salahuddin Yusuf — the same scholar behind Tafseer Ahsan ul Bayan — presented as Arabic Uthmani script with Urdu translation, and marginal notes (hawashi) that are self-contained: each note begins and ends on the same page, without needing to flip elsewhere to finish reading it. This edition is hardcover, 2-colour print, 14 x 21 cm, 742 pages.

What's Inside This Edition

Each page carries the Arabic ayah with Urdu translation, and explanatory hawashi (marginal notes) covering tawhid, relevant ahadith, and practical rulings — kept short enough to complete within the same page rather than continuing onto the next.

Who Wrote This Tafseer

Ahsan al-Hawashi was compiled by Hafiz Salahuddin Yusuf, who also compiled Tafseer Ahsan ul Bayan. This edition's shorter, self-contained margin notes make it a more compact companion volume to that fuller tafseer.

Who This Is For

Readers who want a Quran with concise explanatory notes alongside the Arabic and Urdu translation, without committing to a full multi-page tafseer entry per ayah. Browse more in our Quran collection.

Specifications

Publisher Darussalam Publishers

Compiler Hafiz Salahuddin Yusuf

Language Urdu (with Arabic Quran text)

Pages 742

Dimensions 14 x 21 cm

Print Hardcover, 2-colour

Frequently Asked Questions

Who compiled Ahsan al-Hawashi?

It was compiled by Hafiz Salahuddin Yusuf.

How is this different from Tafseer Ahsan ul Bayan?

Ahsan al-Hawashi uses shorter, page-contained margin notes (hawashi) rather than the fuller running tafseer text of Ahsan ul Bayan. Both are compiled by the same scholar, Hafiz Salahuddin Yusuf.

Do the margin notes continue onto the next page?

No — each hawashi note is self-contained, starting and finishing on the same page.

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