Tafseer Surah 67 Al Mulk by Sheikh M. Intsar – Quran Translation

Tafseer Surah 67 Al Mulk offers a detailed exegesis of the 67th chapter of the Qur'an, presented by Sheikh M. Intsar. The work begins with an introductory section that identifies the surah as "Al Mulk (The Kingdom)" and includes the opening invocation, "In the name of Allah, the Merciful, the Compassionate." It provides linguistic analysis of key terms, such as the superlative "tabaraka" derived from "barkat," explaining its connotations of infinite nobility, greatness, and abundance. The commentary covers verse 1, describing Allah’s ownership of the universe and His absolute power, and verse 30, which poses rhetorical questions about the source of water and the exclusivity of worship. The text integrates Arabic excerpts with English explanations, linking doctrinal concepts to everyday observations about water and reliance on divine providence. This scholarly translation remains faithful to the original Arabic, offering readers clear insight into the theological and moral messages of Surah Al Mulk.