: Explaining the core substance of a surah (chapter) and its relationship to the surahs preceding and following it.
(The Foundations of Interpretation) is a monumental 11-volume Quranic commentary authored by the prominent Syrian scholar and activist Sa’id Hawwa (1935–1989). Written largely during his five-year political imprisonment (1973–1978) under the regime of Hafiz al-Assad, this work is celebrated for its unique blend of traditional rigor and modern socio-political relevance.
: Dividing verses into functional groups based on their munasabah (contextual connection).
The defining characteristic of Hawwa’s tafsir is its focus on (the thematic unity of the Quran) and al-Wahdah al-Quraniyyah (the unity of the Quran as a whole). Unlike some classical commentaries that interpret verses in isolation, Hawwa approaches the Quran as a cohesive structure where every chapter and verse is intrinsically linked. His interpretive steps typically include:
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