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Inexpensive paperback of monotheist FM Qur'an for dawah?

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    SoldierGirl
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    Anybody know if there are any plans to have small, inexpensive paperback copies of the monotheist FM Qur'an available for single or bulk purchase? I'd love to have copies to give to those who are interested in learning more about Islam and the Qur'an, but the only cheap dawah copies are too hadith-ridden or suffer from poor word choice in translation (esp. in 434, etc).

    I'd buy a case of them if they were available!

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      lordfox
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      How nice of you SoldierGirl!

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        good_logic
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        Monotheists do not believe in Qu ran for Dawah! At least the majority do not.

        They believe "Dawah" should be adressed to -GOD ALONE- What the Quoran is written on is only paper.

        In case I am wrong check with Edip, Layth, or whoever would like to comment from Free minds/ etc....

        Peace.

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          Monotheists do not believe in Qu ran for Dawah! At least the majority do not.

          They believe "Dawah" should be adressed to -GOD ALONE- What the Quoran is written on is only paper.

          In case I am wrong check with Edip, Layth, or whoever would like to comment from Free minds/ etc....

          Peace.

          Pretty much agree..
          Does anybody here realize that islam (no capital or trade mark or the brand of specific organized religion) can also be preached using the Gospel, Torah, Tao Te Ching and other materials?

          Salam / Peace

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            Pretty much agree..
            Does anybody here realize that islam (no capital or trade mark or the brand of specific organized religion) can also be preached using the Gospel, Torah, Tao Te Ching and other materials?

            Salam / Peace

            Yes !
            Especially the last one.

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              I'd never heard of Tao Che Ching before. I have bookmarked it and will certainly read about that later when I have more time.

              This is certainly a bit of a dilemma. I went on Saturday to buy a copy of the Qur'an as a present for somebody, but they were all too oversubscribed to the sunnah. In retrospective, it is hardly surprising, I suppose I was far too optimistic, but after having faced the harsh reality, I decided to not pass on the propaganda.

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