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Quranic corpus website 'engine' or equivalent

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    str41ghtw4y
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    Salam all,

    Was wondering if anyone knows of a computer program (or where i could find someone with the expertise to create such a program) that would function in a similar way to the Quranic corpus website (corpus.quran.com), but so that one could modify word meanings and grammar rules according to their own research? This would save a lot of time compared with manual pen/paper methods.

    I have no idea about computer programming, so any thoughts appreciated.

    Peace.

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      Peace,

      I don't know but I'm very interested in this. We could chip in and get qurancorpus team to make an app, birth 2 birds with one stone. This is the internet, ?1 from a thousand people, etc.

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        str41ghtw4y
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        Salaam all,

        Not a criticism, merely an observation. I'm surprised by how few people are interested in getting closer to the Truth of the actual meaning of the words in the Quran. I note many good posts which make the observation that perhaps we are debating/conjecturing on topics or ideas that don't even exist (because translations in the light of deeper analysis may significantly differ to those that exist in the popular mainstream). Or is it that most people accept mainstream translations as being as close as we can hope to get to the Truth?

        Peace

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