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The 40 pages that link to Tafsir, each with the reason it gives.

• QuranRelated: Tafsir explains Quranic language, context, and meaning through established interpretive traditions.

• HadithRelated: Commentators use hadith to explain Quranic passages and their contexts.

• Al-TabariNarrower topic: Al-Tabari's Quran commentary became one of the most influential works in this interpretive tradition.

• Islamic modernismRelated: Modernist Quranic interpretation connected scripture to contemporary social and scientific questions.

• AdabCompared with: Tafsir centers on Quranic exegesis, while adab draws on a wider range of subjects and forms.

• Hadith studiesRelated: Hadith reports can provide transmitted context and explanations for Qur’anic passages.

• Islamic eschatologyRelated: Commentaries explain Quranic passages about judgment, resurrection, and the end.

• Classical ArabicRelated: Tafsir draws on classical grammar, lexicon, rhetoric, and transmitted explanations.

• Islamic feminismBroader topic: Feminist interpretations engage a long tradition of Qur'anic commentary and its assumptions about gender.

• Treaty of HudaybiyyahNarrower topic: Commentaries connect the Quran’s language of victory with the Hudaybiyyah agreement.

• NaskhRelated: Tafsir can resolve apparent tension without concluding that one passage abrogates another.

• ExegesisBroader topic: This tradition supplies a developed framework for Quranic exegesis.

• HawzaRelated: Quranic interpretation is one strand of the broader religious education offered in a hawza.

• JizyaRelated: Commentators interpreted the verse later jurists used to ground jizya.

• TajwidCompared with: Tafsir interprets meaning, while tajwid prescribes correct oral recitation.

• Islamic scholarshipBroader topic: Tafsir applies linguistic, transmitted, and contextual methods to scripture.

• JannahRelated: Commentators explain the language and significance of Quranic descriptions of Jannah.

• Isra and Mi'rajNarrower topic: Tafsir discusses how Quranic passages relate to the journey’s narrative.

• TaqwaRelated: Tafsir traces how interpreters explain taqwa across Quranic passages and contexts.

• Ibn KathirNarrower topic: Ibn Kathir is best known for his influential work in this interpretive tradition.

• Islamic studiesBroader topic: Tafsir shows how Quranic meaning has been argued across genres and historical periods.

• AkhirahRelated: Tafsir explains Quranic passages that describe resurrection and final judgment.

• Isra'iliyyatNarrower topic: Isra'iliyyat entered Islamic scholarship chiefly through works explaining Qur'anic passages.

• Fakhr al-Din al-RaziRelated: His expansive commentary became a major model for later works of tafsir.

• Hasan al-BasriRelated: Reports attributed to Hasan became part of the material cited in later Quran commentary.

• Quranic studiesBroader topic: Its commentaries form a major body of evidence and a central object of study.

• Islamic literatureBroader topic: Tafsir combines interpretation with linguistic, historical, and narrative traditions.

• SīrahRelated: Tafsir centers scriptural explanation, while Sīrah arranges reports around Muhammad’s life.

• Ibn AbbasNarrower topic: Ibn Abbas is remembered as an early authority in this broader interpretive tradition.

• Muhammad al-BaqirRelated: Reports from al-Baqir preserve interpretations of Quranic verses.

• Al-QurtubiNarrower topic: Al-Qurtubi’s best-known work belongs to this tradition of Qur’anic commentary.

• Criticism of IslamRelated: Interpretive disagreements affect claims about what Quranic passages teach.

• SurahRelated: Tafsir examines a surah’s language, themes, historical setting, and meaning.

• Abu al-DardaRelated: His Qur’anic instruction belongs to the early history of explaining scripture.

• AsiyaRelated: Commentaries connect the unnamed believing wife in the Qur’an with Asiya.

• I'jazRelated: Commentaries explain passages often cited in discussions of the Qur’an’s challenge and inimitability.

• Iram of the PillarsRelated: Commentators differ over whether Iram names a city, a people, or a lineage.

• Islamic mythologyRelated: Commentaries often preserve narrative details that later storytellers developed.

• Prophets and messengers in IslamRelated: Commentators explain prophetic passages and assess reports about their figures.

• Sources of ShariaRelated: Interpretation determines how Quranic passages bear on legal questions.