Summarized Tafsir Fathul Qadeer (2 vols)-مختصر تفسير فتح القدير

Book Overview:

"Fath ul-Qadeer" also known as "Tafsir al-Shawkani" is a well-known Tafsir (Exegesis) of the Qur'an written by Imam Muhammad ash-Shawkani. He mentioned discussions of many linguistic topics including grammar, morphology, the root meanings of words, and he regularly takes Arabic poetry in his explanations. 

Conveying authentic narrations containing the tafsir of the Prophet, Sahaba, Tabi'un, and so on was an important work of Imam al-Shawkaani in this Tafsir. 

Key Features:

Concise commentary: Brief but thorough exegesis on the Holy Quran.
Reliable sources: Built of reliable sources, such as the Quran, Hadith, and the writings of early Islamic scholars and the Companions.
Simple to comprehend: Because of its straightforward and simple writing, readers of various ages and backgrounds may understand it.
Darussalam published: This two-volume set was issued by the esteemed Islamic publishing company Darussalam, guaranteeing its excellence, integrity, and clarity.

About Imam Shawkani

Imam Shawkani was a Yamani scholar, from the Zaydi school of law originally, and called for a return to the textual sources of the Quran and hadith. He viewed himself as a mujtahid, or authority to whom others in the Muslim community had to defer in details of religious law. 

Of his work issuing fatwas, ash-Shawkani stated 'I acquired knowledge without a price and I wanted to give it thus. Part of the fatwa-issuing work of many noted scholars typically is devoted to the giving of ordinary opinions to private questioners. Ash-Shawkani refers both to his major fatwas, which were collected and preserved as a book, and to his "shorter" fatwas, which he said "could never be counted" and which were not recorded. Allama Shawkani died in the year 1255 A.H.