The Holy Quran: Quaron in English Quaran Arabic Translation Message Quoran Translated Transliteration Quaron Text Coran Pocket Koran Hardcover Book Al Qur'an Quarn

by Anonymous

Here is the Qur'an in 611 pages of beautiful, large-print Arabic script by Othman Taha. From the title page to the list of Sûras the divine words are surrounded by symbols in the margins and printed within tinted text boxes that feature intricate borders. Each appearance of the name of God is distinguished by red font. This handsome hardcover edition is a remarkable addition to any Arabic-speaking Muslim's personal library, and makes a fine item for collectors or scholars of religious texts or foreign languages. Some customers call it Rainbow Color Cover Quran

Genres: Religion, Islam, Classics

1162 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 610

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Reviews

[♡ zuzuchuu ♡]

this was not the translation I read but I couldn't find the one I read...
ANYWAYS since ramadan is about to be finished I finished reading it too and ahhh i feel so refreshed and happy

[William Healey]

A lot more Mary mother of Jesus than I would have thought! Coming from a Catholic background there was a lot in this text I just didn’t know about. Everyone should read a text as important as this regardless of one’s religious beliefs.

[✿яσsαℓιη∂α✿]

"Eşhedü en lâ ilâhe illallah ve eşhedü enne Muhammeden abdûhü ve resûlü"
(Şahitlik ederim ki, Allah'tan başka hiçbir İlâh yoktur, ve yine şahitlik ederim ki Hz. Muhammed, O'nun kulu ve elçisidir.)

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Rahman ve Rahim olan Allah'ın adıyla.
De ki: "O, Allah'tır, bir tektir."
"Allah Samed'dir. (Her şey O'na muhtaçtır, o, hiçbir şeye muhtaç değildir)"
"Ondan çocuk olmamıştır. (Kimsenin babası değildir.)
Kendisi de doğmamıştır. (Kimsenin çocuğu değildir.)"
"Hiçbir şey O'na denk ve benzer değildir."
-İhlas Suresi

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Bismillahirrahmanirrahim
Hamd Alemlerin Rabbi, Rahman, Rahim, hesap ve ceza gününün (ahiret gününün) maliki Allah'a mahsustur.
(Allah'ım!) Yalnız sana ibadet ederiz ve yalnız senden yardım dileriz.
Bizi doğru yola, kendilerine nimet verdiklerinin yoluna ilet; gazaba uğrayanlarınkine ve sapıklarınkine değil.
-Fatiha Suresi

Kaynak: Diyanet İşleri Başkanlığı

Başlangıç: 1 Nisan 2020
Bitiş: 20 Mayıs 2020

[Sefakzn]

çok kitap okuyan birisi olarak Kuran'ı okuduğunuz zaman diğer kitaplardan ciddi anlamda farkı olduğunu göreceksiniz. İnsanın yazması gerçekten de imkansız. Arapçadan okuduğunda ki ses bütünlüğü ve verdiği manalar eşsiz. Türkçesine geçtiğinde hayatın her noktasına hayatın her evresinde ve dünyanın her çağından verdiği cevaplar inanılmaz. Evreni, dünyamızı, insan iç yapısını eşsiz sanat bütünlüğüyle açıklaması muhteşem. Kısacası gelmiş, geçmiş ve gelecek en güzel eser.

[Sümeyye]

Tövbe estağfurullah puan vermek çok yanlış hissettirdi.
Ama takip etmek istedim kaç kere okuduğumu. Bu sanırım 6 oldu. Emin değilim

[Beka Kurdiani]

არაბულ სამყაროს სჭირდებოდა თავიანთი წინასწარმეტყველი და ამ მიზნით, მუჰამედის გარდაცვალებიდან 200 წლის მერე, შეიკრიბნენ და დაწერეს ყურანი. უმეტესი ნაწილი ბიბლიიდანაა, უბრალოდ მუჰამედია ჩამატებული. გასამართლებლად რომ წიგნი ღმერთისგანაა, ბევრჯერ წერია რომ თუ არ გჯერა აბა თავად სცადეთ მსგავსი წიგნის დაწერაო, რაც ჩემი აზრით არაა ძნელი, თუ ბევნი ხართ და თან აკოპირებთ ბიბლიას. :) იესოსაც თუ წინასწარმეტყველად აღიარებს ყურანი, მაშინ რატომაა ამხელა სხვაობა მათ ქადაგებებს შორის. იესო ქადაგებდა რომ გიყვარდეს მტერი შენიო, მუჰამედი კიდევ ათას საშინელებებს ურჩევს მტრების ამოსახოცად. ვერ წარმომიდგენია და ასეთ ადამიანს ვერ ჩავთვლი შუამავლად ვინც ყველაფერთან ერთად, ოთხი ცოლის მოყვანის უფლებას მომცემს და შემპირდება რომ საიქიოს ქალწული გელოდებაო. ერთიც და მეტს არ დავწერ. იესო მიტევებას ქადაგებს მუჰამედი კი უბრალოდ მეოთხე თავის 19 მუხლი წაიკითხეთ და თავად განსაჯეთ: "თუ თქვენმა ცოლებმა სახელის გამტეხი საქმე ჩაიდინონ, ოთხ მოწმეს მოუწოდეთ. თუ დამოწმებული იმათი წინააღმდეგი გამოდგეს, სახლებში დაამწყვდიეთ, ვიდრე დაიხოცებოდნენ, ან ღმერთი თავის ხსნის რამე საშუალებას მისცემდეს მათ".

[Jacob Akens]

Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to attend an Open House at a local Muslim Mosque. Since then, I have been back two more times.

Each time I have learned many new things about Islam. Prior to these meetings, I knew very little about Islam and the Qur’an.

After spending some time talking with a local Muslim woman about the differences between Islam and Christianity, I decided to begin reading through the Qur’an to hopefully gain a better understanding of Islam.

While I now have dozens of questions to ask my Muslim friend about the Qur’an, the main things that stood out to me were:

- There was a heavy emphasis on taking care of the poor.
- There was a heavy emphasis on the horrors of judgment day.
- There is a heavy emphasis on the rewards of Paradise, such as gardens, the maidens, the rivers, etc.
- It was interesting that, in the English translation, the pronouns used for God are plural (Such as “We” instead of “I”)
- While Jinns are mentioned in various chapters, I never quite understood where they came from or what their primary role is.
- The stories in the Qur’an are quite repetitive. Many of the same stories are repeated numerous times throughout different chapters - such as the stories of Abraham, Moses/Pharaoh, etc.
- In the Qur’an, God seems to care a lot about people praying regularly, paying alms-tax, and giving to the poor.
- Surah 3 - This chapter explains how husbands are supposed to properly discipline their wives.
- Surah 4 - It seems like polygamy is permitted, but only up to four wives?
- Surah 5 and Surah 24 - I am unsure if these instructions are still practiced today, but these chapters indicate that fornicators are supposed to receive lashings, and thieves are supposed to have their hand(s) cut off.
- Surah 18 - This chapter contained a story about a man who killed a boy because the boy might someday cause his parents to become disbelievers…
- Surah 27 - This chapter had a story about talking ants and talking birds.
- Surah 66 - This chapter contained an explanation of a story of two of Muhammad’s wives conspiring together to convince him that his breath stunk.

I was already family with some of the prophets mentioned in the Qur’an, such as:
- Aaron, Abraham, Adam, David, Elisha, Enoch, Isaac, Jacob, Job, John the Baptist, Jonah, Joseph, Lot, Moses, Noah, Solomon, Zachariah, and of course, Jesus.

[Richard Spindle]

I have read this book three times. The reason is that I have been told again and again how wonderful it is, and that I must not have read it properly. Well, I have read it properly and I've read it alongside reference books explaining it. I have also questioned several devout Muslim about aspects of the book. What I now know is that, like Christians, most Muslims cherry pick parts of this book. Read cover to cover it reads as utter nonsense filled with hatred and intolerance. It reads like the ramblings of a mad person, which is essentially what it is. Mohammad was a psychotic epileptic, paranoid about everything. On every other page he complains about the Jews and the Christians and he implores his followers to not listen to them and to persecute them when possible.
It is a very short book, with each surrah/chapter being shorter than the last. This is the ludicrous nature of the book. That the chapters are ordered in length rather than any coherent order!
I can not express sufficiently how insane it is that this book is the bedrock of a religion!
The Bible may be many things, but it is at least readable and understandable!

[Silvie]

Leer El Corán fue una experiencia que me llevó a cuestionar muchas ideas preconcebidas. Más allá de su importancia religiosa, encontré un texto que contiene numerosas reflexiones sobre la compasión, la justicia, la paciencia y la responsabilidad moral. Descubrí un mensaje que, leído en su contexto y con disposición a comprenderlo, me pareció mucho más profundo y hermoso de lo que imaginaba. Al mismo tiempo, esta lectura reforzó una convicción personal: los textos religiosos pueden transmitir enseñanzas valiosas, pero cuando se interpretan fuera de contexto o se utilizan como herramientas de poder político, su mensaje original puede distorsionarse. Para mí, esa es una de las grandes lecciones que dejó este libro. Me hizo pensar que la religión y la política cumplen funciones diferentes y que mezclarlas con demasiada frecuencia ha dado lugar a conflictos y manipulaciones que poco tienen que ver con los valores espirituales que muchos de estos textos promueven. Aunque no comparto todas las creencias que presenta, agradezco haber leído El Corán porque me permitió comprender mejor una tradición que ha marcado la historia de millones de personas. Fue una lectura que amplió mi perspectiva y me recordó la importancia de acercarse a cualquier obra, especialmente a los textos sagrados, con respeto, contexto y espíritu crítico.

[QUIEN SABE QUIEN SOY]

libro absolutamente paupérrimo y escrito sobre la marcha, para que el lector de esta reseña se de Cuenta de la repetitividad de este texto, piense que la palabra kafir (incrédulo) y sus derivados se Repite 482 veces la palabra desviados con sus similares se repite mas de 191 veces, la palabra Perdedores y similares unas 32 veces, y las menciones al infierno con sus sinónimos unas 273, esto Es una proeza increíble conseguida solo en 604 paginas que se suponen que deben decir reglas de Como comportarse e historias manipuladas del antiguo testamento, os preguntareis !rayos como Serán las historias!, pues termina mezclando historias gnósticas como la infancia de Jesús hablando y haciendo pájaros de barro, leyendas de esa zona como los sietes durmientes de efesto o los Romances de Alejandro el grande, cuando cuenta historias propias o del antiguo testamento se Resumen en x profeta pide el tauhid (solo hay un dios y no se le relaciona) no hacen caso en estos Relatos (el pueblo de Adam el de Noé el de Hud el de Salih el de lot el de el faraón y su ejercito) Todos estos son brutalmente asesinados menos en el caso del becerro de oro, que piden que los "puros" asesinen a los idolatras y marchen por el desierto 40 años.

[Bella Bella]

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[HJ Allison]

Too many thoughts to write out on this book. This is my second time reading it, and it hit me differently this time. I noted the differences between the Quran and the Bible as more significant this time.

[James Piss]

now THIS is what im talkin about!

[Jorge Garibay]

Medio aburrido la vdd

[Sal Bo]

Ramadan 2026. Allahu Akbar. Allah, protect the Muslimeen and keep us steadfast and patiently persevere

[ksnis]

Lecture nécessaire et capitale pour le musulman

[Jane Coles]

Not for those who dislike a lot of 'ands'. I was bored to tears. Sorry, not for me.

[Hasan Ünal]

Çok okudum birşey anlamadım ama still goated