Introduction

Sufi commentary on the Qur'an by 'Abd al-Razzaq al-Kashani (Vol 2... * Format: Paperback. * ISBN: 978 1 911141 45 7. * Pages: 690. Fons Vitae Publishing A Sufi Commentary on the Qur'an - Islamic Texts Society

• The development of Quranic hermeneutics in 14th-century Iran.
• Interfaith dialogue (al-Kashani frequently references Christian and Neoplatonic concepts).
• The psychology of spiritual transformation as mapped onto Quranic narratives (e.g., the story of Moses and Khidr in Surah al-Kahf, which appears at the end of Volume 1 or beginning of Volume 2 depending on the edition).

• Internet Archive (archive.org) – Search tafsir al-kashani juz 2 or tafsir abdul razzaq al-kashani vol 2.
• Noor Digital Library (noormags.ir) – Has high-quality scans (interface may be in Persian).
• Google Books – Sometimes has snippet or full view of older prints.

In this volume, al-Kashani masterfully demonstrates:

English Translation: A modern English translation of Volume II by Khalid Williams is available as a preview/PDF snippet on ITS (Islamic Texts Society) and for purchase at Fons Vitae.

Also if you need me to add or modify download links you can let me know.

In Kashani’s world, every prophet mentioned in the later halves of the Quran—from Moses to Jesus to Muhammad—represents a different faculty of the human spirit. The "enemies" the prophets face are not just historical figures, but the "ego" and "base desires" that every person must fight in their own internal "holy war." The Unity of Existence