Complete English work
The complete 32-volume Arabic work is presented as one continuous English edition across 83 print-compatible volumes.
Flagship work: Project 01
The first work in QuranOfficial’s lasting programme. It is translated into English in full and structured for publication across 83 volumes prepared for print.
Work record
The work
Mafatih al-Ghayb, also known as al-Tafsir al-Kabir, is the work selected to establish QuranOfficial's translation and publication infrastructure.
The Arabic work is traditionally published in 32 volumes. The completed English translation has been arranged into 83 volumes prepared for print, comprising approximately 5.89 million English words. This averages approximately 71,000 words per volume.
The scale matters. This is not a release of a single book. It is a sustained editorial and publication programme that can become the model for further languages and works.
From 32 to 83
The traditional Arabic structure is recorded as 32 volumes. The project owner’s completed English edition is arranged into 83 volumes prepared for print.
What the English edition adds
The complete 32-volume Arabic work has been translated and arranged into 83 English volumes, with clearer modern English and reference tools that help readers locate and verify source material.
The complete 32-volume Arabic work is presented as one continuous English edition across 83 print-compatible volumes.
The tone and style were updated for modern readability while preserving the substance of the original arguments and references.
Every volume includes page locations and canonical online sources wherever a corresponding modern reference could be verified.
Verse and ayat numbers were added in brackets in many places so readers can locate and verify references more easily.
Intended readership
The English edition is intended for readers and researchers of Tafsir, while providing a practical source for teams preparing editions in further languages.
Current publication progress
The translation of all 83 English volumes is complete. Publication of the remaining 13 volumes continues.