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The Qur'an (literally, the 'recitation') is the central religious text if Islam. A few related collections are available for reading. |
The Qur'an (literally, the 'recitation') is the central religious text if Islam. A few related collections are available for reading. |
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== Collections |
== Collections == |
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=== [[Projects/Quran|Quran]] collection === |
=== [[Projects/Quran|Quran]] collection === |
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A single pdf of a beautifully laid out and typeset edition in Arabic script and embroidery, in color. |
A single pdf of a beautifully laid out and typeset edition in Arabic script and embroidery, in color. |
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=== [[Projects/Koran|Koran]] collection === |
=== [[Projects/Koran|Koran]] collection === |
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A quartet of traditional renditions in Arabic and translations into English. Minimal layout or formatting; the fonts used are not particularly nice. For linguists and scholars. |
A quartet of traditional renditions in Arabic and translations into English. Minimal layout or formatting; the fonts used are not particularly nice. For linguists and scholars. |
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== external links == |
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* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qur'an Background from Wikipedia] |
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Latest revision as of 19:59, 24 March 2008
The Qur'an (literally, the 'recitation') is the central religious text if Islam. A few related collections are available for reading.
Collections
Quran collection
A single pdf of a beautifully laid out and typeset edition in Arabic script and embroidery, in color.
Koran collection
A quartet of traditional renditions in Arabic and translations into English. Minimal layout or formatting; the fonts used are not particularly nice. For linguists and scholars.
external links
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