Living project record · audited 13 September 2026
What we have. What is mapped. What is still missing.
This tracker keeps source ownership separate from exact āyah mapping and scholarly review. Nothing is called complete merely because a file exists.
Scholar-by-scholar
Coverage across 6,236 āyāt
“Available” means source content exists. “Mapped” means it is attached to the correct āyah or passage. “Reviewed” remains a separate publication gate.
| Source | Layer | Available | Missing | Database state | Exact gaps |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MaududiTafhīm al-Qur’ān | Modern thematic tafsīr | 6,236 | 0 source gaps | One normalization28:43 is present in the archive but its range label must be corrected. | View noteNormalize the source block labelled 28:44–47 to 28:43–47. Preserve the original label in provenance. |
| Maʿārif al-Qur’anStructured commentary | Contemporary tafsīr | 6,234 | 2 | Partial | View 2 gaps3:16–17 |
| Ibn KathīrStructured commentary | Classical tafsīr | 6,130 | 106 | Partial | View 106 gaps3:49–51; 3:82; 3:84–85; 3:97; 4:104; 4:145–147; 6:149–150; 7:194–198; 11:104–105; 12:51–53; 13:9; 16:57–60; 17:102–104; 18:31; 34:19; 34:54; 37:140–148; 39:11–12; 40:72; 40:76; 41:26–29; 44:18–19; 44:21; 53:11; 53:20–26; 53:57–62; 55:2–5; 55:7; 56:21; 73:20; 74:41; 74:56; 76:2; 76:14–22; 88:21; 88:25–26; 93:8–11; 104:2–9; 105:1–4 |
| Al-SaʿdīStructured commentary | Concise tafsīr | 6,157 | 79 | Partial | View 79 gaps2:217; 3:109; 4:104; 7:46; 8:41–42; 8:59; 9:90–93; 10:100; 11:6; 11:72; 11:77; 11:79; 13:8–11; 16:43–44; 17:66–69; 18:65–73; 20:98–101; 20:123–125; 24:31; 24:34; 28:38; 31:13; 33:17; 38:30–31; 39:53; 44:22; 44:51; 57:12–14; 59:11; 73:20; 76:7; 77:46; 88:10–16; 89:11; 91:1–7; 111:1–5 |
| Dr. Israr AhmadEnglish lecture transcripts | Lecture explanation | 6,022 | 214 | Segmentation requiredAl-Fātiḥah is now covered by a separate attributed source. | View 214 gaps2:200–220; 40:4–46; 42:23–53; 43:30–89; 44:1–59 |
| Nouman Ali KhanLinguistic teaching material | Language insight | 4,783explicit āyah candidates | 1,453awaiting explicit mapping | 7 source collections completeSūrahs 70, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77 and 98 have received source material. Exact verse mapping remains a separate processing state. | View remaining workSūrah 51, Adh-Dhāriyāt, still has no located full-sūrah source. The seven received sūrahs are marked source-complete below. Within Sūrah Ṣād, 38:6, 10, 13–14, 18, 24–26, 28, 30, 35, 43, 45–47, 49, 51, 53, 55–56, 61, 63–64, 66–68, 70–71, 75, 78–85 and 87–88 contain translation only, not substantive NAK commentary. |
NAK source collection
Seven remaining sūrah sources received
These sūrahs are complete at the source-collection stage. Exact āyah mapping and content review remain visible as separate downstream stages.
Al-Maʿārij
Compiled NAK material received for the full āyah 1–44 sequence. Exact mapping and review follow.
Open submitted sourceAl-Muzzammil
Commentary material received for the full āyah 1–20 sequence. Compilation attribution will be retained during mapping.
Open submitted sourceAl-Muddaththir
Three submitted video sources are recorded as the complete source set. Transcription and exact āyah segmentation follow.
Al-Qiyāmah
Commentary material received for the full āyah 1–40 sequence. Exact attribution and mapping follow.
Open submitted sourceAl-Insān
Commentary material received for the full āyah 1–31 sequence. NAK insights and other cited material will be separated during mapping.
Open submitted sourceAl-Mursalāt
Two submitted video sources are recorded as the complete source set. Transcription and exact āyah segmentation follow.
Al-Bayyinah
Dream tafsīr notes received for the full āyah 1–8 sequence. Exact mapping and review follow.
Open submitted sourceAdh-Dhāriyāt
No complete NAK source has yet been located in the current archive or this submitted set.
Exact record check
Check any āyah before publishing it.
Enter a reference such as 12:1. The tracker checks the structured local Qur’an records and applies the separately audited Dr. Israr gaps.
An available source can enter the enrichment pipeline. It appears publicly only after exact āyah alignment, readable transcription, source attribution and review.