Does anyone know of a Quran browser with these three translations?

Iconoclast19

Peace be upon you all!

I know of a lot of sites that have multiple translations of the Quran so that you can compare them side by side (browsers), but I have yet to find one with the three translations I use most. Those three translations are (listed in no particular order)

Quran - The Final Testament - Authorized English Version by Rashad Khalifa
Quran - A Reformist Translation by Edip Yuksel, Layth Saleh al-Shaiban, and Martha Schulte-Nafeh
The Qu'ran - A Monotheist Translation - by The Monotheist Group (I think this one is listed as "Progressive Muslims" at one of the links below)

I own them all in book form but would like to compare them side by side on the computer and be able to copy and paste from the three as well.

I found one site that has a bunch of translations and The Qu'ran - A Monotheist Translation - by The Monotheist Group and Quran - A Reformist Translation by Edip Yuksel, Layth Saleh al-Shaiban, and Martha Schulte-Nafeh are listed at the bottom as links (http//www.studyquran.co.uk/) , but I am looking for one that is part of the browser itself that will list the translations side by side.

Does anyone know of a Quran browser with these three translations included in the browser? The closest I've found is the link below, but it is missing the Reformist Translation
http//submission.org/d/x/webqt.php

This one below has two non-orthodox translations but no Monotheist Group or Reformist Translation.
http//www.quranbrowser.com/

All help is appreciated!

kgwithnob

Peace be upon you all!

I know of a lot of sites that have multiple translations of the Quran so that you can compare them side by side (browsers), but I have yet to find one with the three translations I use most. Those three translations are (listed in no particular order)

Quran - The Final Testament - Authorized English Version by Rashad Khalifa
Quran - A Reformist Translation by Edip Yuksel, Layth Saleh al-Shaiban, and Martha Schulte-Nafeh
The Qu'ran - A Monotheist Translation - by The Monotheist Group (I think this one is listed as "Progressive Muslims" at one of the links below)

I own them all in book form but would like to compare them side by side on the computer and be able to copy and paste from the three as well.

I found one site that has a bunch of translations and The Qu'ran - A Monotheist Translation - by The Monotheist Group and Quran - A Reformist Translation by Edip Yuksel, Layth Saleh al-Shaiban, and Martha Schulte-Nafeh are listed at the bottom as links (http//www.studyquran.co.uk/) , but I am looking for one that is part of the browser itself that will list the translations side by side.

Does anyone know of a Quran browser with these three translations included in the browser? The closest I've found is the link below, but it is missing the Reformist Translation
http//submission.org/d/x/webqt.php

This one below has two non-orthodox translations but no Monotheist Group or Reformist Translation.
http//www.quranbrowser.com/

All help is appreciated!

welcome

http//www.quranix.net/

Peace,
Khalil

GODsubmitter

Hi,
there is also

http//www.openburhan.com/

And, you can download the Authorized Translation by Dr Rashad Khalifa, PhD as a software, just send an email to http//www.masjidtucson.org/downloads/qe/index.html, and they will give you the link, I don't know why would you bother with others

Peace

Iconoclast19

welcome

http//www.quranix.net/

Peace,
Khalil

Thank you so much! This is exactly what I was looking for.
Peace be upon you.

Iconoclast19

Hi,
there is also

http//www.openburhan.com/

And, you can download the Authorized Translation by Dr Rashad Khalifa, PhD as a software, just send an email to http//www.masjidtucson.org/downloads/qe/index.html, and they will give you the link, I don't know why would you bother with others

Peace

The http//www.openburhan.com/ has Khalifa and Free Minds but is missing A Reformist Translations by Edip Yuksel, Layth Saleh al-Shaiban, and Martha Schulte-Nafeh.

The Quran Explorer (QE) doesn't have multiple translations. I use WinQt which is similar I think. I wonder what the difference is between QE and WinQT is?

PixelAngelBaby

There is also www.al-quran.Info but it lacks the free minds translation.