Whats your translation?
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i use Mohammed Asad, as well. it's got beautiful and thoughtful commentary, original Arabic, and transliteration. yay
i also use the free-minds translation, too, and am in the process of typing out a chronological Quran based on that translation. peace
I agree. When the copy of Muhammad Asad's 'the message of the Quran' arrived (I ordered it online) - it is simply a work of art. It definitely does justice to the Quran being displayed in such a beautiful manner.
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peace,
agentxxx, has "aidid safar" released a Quran translation in book form? Is it online anywhere?
ayani, by chronological Quran, what method are you using?
kaiwai, it doesn't really matter if one uses Yusuf Ali as a trans, as long as one approaches it (and all trans.) in an intelligent manner.
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Salam,
I use this site
http//www.answering-christianity.com/quran_search.htm
It has the following 11 different translations
Dr. Munir Munshey (one of this site's authors)
Yusuf Ali
Arberry
Al-Hilali & Khan
Palmer
Shakir
Sale
Sher Ali
Pickthall
Khalifa
Rodwell
With Transliteration and ArabicHati
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The best way is ofcourse to interact with the Arabic text itself and dictionaries.
Translations are an interpretation of an observation. What I have learned from Muhammed Asad, Parwez, Shabbir and Ahmed Ali is how to use the Quran itself in the interpretation.
For several months me and Maxq are making our own translation.
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agentxxx, has "aidid safar" released a Quran translation in book form? Is it online anywhere?
Peace wakas, no bro I don't have his translation in a book form, I only have his translation of the first two chapters which I had downloaded from his website http//aididsafar.com/translation.html I did the mistake of saving it in the same folder where I have all the complete translations stored and when I was posting my reply, I just checked my collection saw his name there and included his name in the list.
please accept my apology for the mistake.peace