Methodology
The author employed a uniform method of writing throughout the tafsir. Below the Quranic verses, he systematically provided the Urdu translations of Arabic words. This is followed by commentary, in which he identifies whether the surah is Makki or Madani, states the number of verses and rukus, and lists the principal topics in sequential order, each accompanied by a brief explanation to facilitate understanding. Important points are underlined, and separate headings are occasionally inserted to organize the content. At the conclusion of major surahs and smaller surahs, key points are summarized in bold script to aid memorization. The sources consulted during the composition of the tafsir are frequently cited, often including excerpts from the original Arabic texts, with references noted at the bottom of the pages. ==See also==