Tafseer Bayan Ul Quran By Dr Israr Ahmed (7 volume Set)

Bayan-ul-Quran is Dr. Israr Ahmed's verse-by-verse Urdu tafseer of the complete Quran, built on a close reading of Arabic word roots alongside the historical and social context behind each ayah. Rather than compiling narrations without comment, Dr. Israr Ahmed traces the asbab-al-nuzul (reasons for revelation) for key verses and connects passages across different surahs to show how Quranic themes recur and build on each other, an approach he developed over decades of dars-e-Quran lessons before it was compiled into this set.

This edition runs to seven hardcover volumes, roughly 5,000 pages combined (approximate), printed 17×24cm with two-colour text and gold-embossed "Bayan-ul-Quran" lettering on blue covers.

What's inside

• Verse-by-verse Urdu translation and commentary covering the entire Quran, cross-referenced by theme rather than read in isolation.

• Historical and linguistic notes on each ayah's context, for readers who want the reasoning behind a ruling laid out, not just the ruling itself.

• Reflections connecting the verses to present-day questions of belief, personal conduct and community life, the same throughline that made Dr. Israr Ahmed's Quran lessons widely followed.

Who this is for

Students working through a structured Quran study, teachers preparing dars material, or anyone who has read a translation before and wants the reasoning behind it laid out in full. The seven-volume length suits a home library reference more than a single sitting — if you want a shorter, single-volume version of the same author's work, see the Mukhtasar (abridged) edition.

Specifications

Author Dr. Israr Ahmed

Publisher Paak Books

Language Urdu

Format Hardcover, 7 volumes

Pages ~5,000 total (approximate)

Dimensions 17 x 24 cm

SKU DSPK-BUQ-7V

Frequently asked questions

Is this the complete 7-volume set? Yes, all seven hardcover volumes covering the full Quran.

What language is this tafseer in? Urdu, with the original Arabic verses included.

What makes Bayan-ul-Quran different from other tafseers? Dr. Israr Ahmed builds each explanation from Arabic word roots and historical context, then links related verses across surahs to trace recurring Quranic themes, rather than treating each ayah in isolation.

Is this hardcover? Yes, all seven volumes are hardbound, 17x24cm.

How is this different from the Mukhtasar (abridged) edition also sold here? The Mukhtasar Bayan-ul-Quran is a single-volume condensed version of the same author's tafseer. This is the full, unabridged 7-volume set.

Does it include the full Quran text or just commentary? Both, the Arabic verses are printed alongside the Urdu translation and commentary for each ayah.

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