This is the English translation of the Juz’ Amma (30th Part of the Quran) and Surah Yasin from the famous Tafsir al-Mazhari, a tafsir of the Qur'an, translated by Sufi Irshad Alam Mujaddidi.. Tafsir al-Mazhari was written by the Sunni Islamic scholar Qazi Sanaullah. He named his commentary after his teacher Mirza Mazhar Jan Janan. He completed this commentary in 1208 AH. According to this period, this commentary of Qazi Sanaullah Panipati (1195 AH to 1208 AH) was completed in 14 years. Qazi Sanaullah's writing style was very laborious because while writing Tafsir-e-Mazhari, he made use of ancient commentaries, and ancient commentaries which are completely in Arabic. The language in which Tafsir Mazhari was written is Urdu, and many commentaries have been written in Urdu. Most of them are such that the words used in them are so difficult that the common man is sometimes unable to understand them. This has also been pointed out by Qazi Sanaullah Panipati. Qazi Sanaullah Panipati adopted a research style at every point in his commentary, and even if it is called a research commentary, it would not be wrong because of the colors of research that he has scattered in this commentary. Qādi Panipati learned mysticism from Mirza Jan Janan Mazhar to whom he was quietly influenced by. As a matter of fact, there are only a few students who have had the opportunity of taking knowledge and learning things from him as he used to be preoccupied with spiritual exercises quite often. Referring to this, in An-Nuzhat al-Khawatir, it has been quoted: “And he reads from the Holy Qur’an one of its seven parties, while he is busy with remembrance, monitoring, and teaching students, classifying books, and separating cases.” Tafsīr al-Mazhari is an exegesis that includes discussion on various legal issues (umūr al-Fiqh) related to the verses. He bases his conclusions on valid scholarly sources such as the Quran, the Sunnah, other verses of the Quran, and the views of past Islamic scholars. These sources are all taken into consideration before presenting a legal ruling in relation to a particular verse of the Quran.