Tadhkir al-Quran (The Reminder of the Quran) by Wahiduddin Khan (d. 2021 CE) is a single-volume English tafsir aimed at presenting the Quran as a living book of spiritual reminder and moral guidance for the modern reader. Its central objective is to communicate the Quran's universal message in a manner accessible and relevant to contemporary audiences, with a strong emphasis on its spiritual, ethical, and daawah dimensions. Wahiduddin Khan's manhaj is modernist and rationalist: he deliberately avoids the classical scholastic apparatus of traditional tafsir, offering instead reflective, discursive commentary that draws moral and spiritual lessons for the present day. A prolific Islamic scholar, author, and peace activist, Khan was notably critical of political Islam and Islamist movements, instead championing spiritual over political readings of the Quran and emphasizing peaceful coexistence and rational faith. He is broadly Sunni but largely non-sectarian in framing, and he was not formally affiliated with a particular legal school. The work enjoys moderate popularity among educated South Asian Muslims and internationally, particularly among those drawn to spirituality-oriented and da'wah-focused Islamic literature. More...