The Glorious Quran Word-for-Word Translation to facilitate learning of Quranic Arabic: Volume 3 Juz 21-30

Don't waste your life reading the Quran and not understanding it. I use this daily and I read the Arabic then the word translation underneath it. It has brought the Quran to life for me. I can understand the Quran. Allah tells you in the Quran to ponder and implement the quran. The first step is to be able to understand what your reading

Mashallah such a great word for word translation of the Holy Quran. May Allah SWT reward you abundantly. Im now reading the Quran more often and really understanding what I am reading.Would love to see this in a pocket version as the 3 parts are a bit too much to carry around. That said, this word for word translation is fantastic.

Good if you already know a bit of arabic, I would hesitate learning arabic from scratch by learning from this book.

Very good book. Worth spending money on it.

A must have in every home.

Very fast delivery , Thank you for a very good quality book

EXCELLENT

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This is amazing. So easy to apply and stays on for my daughter’s whole race. Highly recommend!!!

I was looking for something similar and I'm glad I found this. Page quality could slightly be improved as this is Qur’ān but overall print and font size is good.

I love having the corresponding English word for each Arabic word listed in the Quran. Very helpful for those who are trying to understand the meaning of the Quran.

Meets expectationsVery happy I bought the book

I downloaded and printed some of the PDFs that form this volume from emuslim.com, but it is far more convenient to use the material in bound format.The Arabic text is printed in the Majidi font (as used in the Indian subcontinent) which I find much easier to read than the bland Uthmani font. If that isn't your cup of tea then perhaps you could contact the compilers to provide another version.I have found the format to be clearly presented. I've spotted only very few typographical errors so far, so I'm impressed with this first edition. Your eyes can flick down to the line below to see the meaning of each Arabic word so overtime you'll pick up more and more vocab in context.The English translation in the margin is clear and relatively free of tafsir-centric interpolation. They have been honest enough to put instances of that in brackets, unlike certain other translations that I could mention. There is an enormous difference between adding words merely for syntactic coherence [e.g. That (is) the book], as opposed to outright text tampering [e.g. and wipe your heads and (wash) your feet till the ankles]. Alas, I've not yet seen a translation that relegates all tafsir to footnotes.The proceeds of the book sale go towards supporting a school in India.