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National Quran: literal translation

The "National Quran: literal translation" series offers a unique and comprehensive collection of the Quran translated directly from the original Arabic into a wide range of languages, including Romance, Slavic, Turkic, and many others. Each volume provides a word-for-word translation, ensuring the utmost accuracy and preserving the original meaning of the sacred text.

Ivan Kushnir, a renowned scholar and translator, has meticulously rendered the Quran into these various languages, ensuring that people from diverse linguistic backgrounds can access and understand the message of Islam. This series is invaluable for:

  • Scholars and researchers: The literal translations offer a rich resource for studying the Quran's linguistics, theology, and historical context.
  • Students of Islamic studies: The series provides a foundational text for understanding the Quran's core teachings and its role in Islamic civilization.
  • Muslims: The translations enable a deeper appreciation of the Quran's beauty and eloquence, fostering a stronger connection to their faith.
  • Non-Muslims: The series offers a valuable tool for understanding Islam and engaging in interfaith dialogue.

By providing a literal translation, the "National Quran" series invites readers to explore the Quran's original meaning and to appreciate the nuances of its language. Whether you are a scholar, student, or simply seeking a greater understanding of the Quran, this series offers a valuable and insightful resource.

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