The Holy Quran Tafsir on Surah 66 to 70/vol 14

The Holy Quran Tafsir on Surah 66 to 70/vol 14

Surahs 66 through 70 move across family responsibility, divine sovereignty, prophetic warning, resurrection, and the certainty of judgment. Although relatively compact, these chapters combine practical moral instruction with powerful descriptions of the Hereafter, demonstrating how the Qur'an connects everyday human choices with ultimate accountability before God.

About the Book

The Holy Quran Tafsir on Surah 66 to 70/vol 14 presents commentary on five consecutive chapters: al-Taḥrīm, al-Mulk, al-Qalam, al-Ḥāqqah, and al-Maʿārij. Together, they address personal conduct, prophethood, creation, moral character, resurrection, and judgment.

Surah al-Taḥrīm begins within the Prophet's household and develops broader lessons concerning repentance, responsibility, family relationships, and the fact that personal association with righteous individuals cannot replace individual faithfulness.

Al-Mulk directs attention toward God's sovereignty over life, death, and creation. The heavens and earthly provision become signs encouraging reflection and recognition of divine power.

Al-Qalam defends the Prophet's moral character against hostile accusations and contrasts principled conduct with arrogance and denial. Its narratives and warnings emphasize gratitude, humility, and accountability.

Al-Ḥāqqah presents the certainty of the final reality through references to earlier destroyed communities and vivid descriptions of judgment, the receiving of records, and contrasting human destinies.

Al-Maʿārij continues the eschatological focus while examining human impatience, anxiety, attachment to possessions, prayer, charity, chastity, trustworthiness, and other qualities associated with faithful character.

Together, these chapters connect cosmic realities with everyday ethics. Belief in judgment becomes meaningful through conduct, worship, responsibility, and disciplined moral life.

What You Will Discover

• Tafsir covering Surahs 66 through 70.
• Family responsibility and sincere repentance.
• Divine sovereignty over creation and human life.
• Defense of prophetic character and moral integrity.
• Vivid Qur'anic descriptions of final judgment.
• Qualities associated with disciplined and faithful believers.

Who Is This Book For?

This volume is suitable for Qur'an students, educators, theology learners, seminary readers, and study circles seeking commentary on divine sovereignty, prophetic ethics, personal responsibility, resurrection, and the moral teachings of Surahs 66 through 70.