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

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.