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31/ Rizvi, Allamah, Qur’an and Hadith, 1975, Bilal Muslim Mission. 32/ Salmon, Introduction to the New Testament, 1892. 33/ Surty, Ibrahim, Qur’anic Arabic, 1993, Quranic Arabic Foundation. 34/ Tabrisi, Sheikh Wali-ud-Din Muhammad b. ‘Abdullah, Mishkat-ul-Masabih (as Edited by M. Nasir-ud-Din Al-Bani, 1961); Translated by Abdul Hameed Saddiqui, Ist Edition, July 1976, Islamic Publications Ltd. 35/ Von Denffer, A., ULUM AL-QUR’AN, 1989, Islamic Foundation UK. 36/ Wace and Piercy, Ed., Dictionary of Christian Biography. All other discussion pertains directly to the content of the Arabic texts of the Qur’an, as are mostly freely available among the followers of Islam. These include: 1/ Turkish version, Arabic only, printed 1909 in Egypt. 2/ The Royal Cairo Edition (‘Egyptian text’), Arabic only - 1952 reprint of the 1924 text. 3/ Taj texts: #23 printed at Karachi 1984, Arabic only; #119A, Arabic only. 4/ The Holy Qur’an Transliteration in Roman Script, 1988, Idara Isha’at-E-Diniyat (P) Ltd., New Dehli; with Indian Arabic text. 5/ Warsh Texts - (a) 1964 printed in Egypt for distribution in
Syria and Lebanon; Arabic only; al-Azhar permit 15-1.
6/ Iranian (Isfahani) text, Arabic only; no date, Islamic Education center, MD, USA. Purchased from a Shia’a distributor in UK. 7/ The Glorious Koran, M. Pickthall translation paralleled with 1924 (slightly Indianised) Egyptian Edition; reprint of the 1938 Hyderabad publication; George Allen and Unwin. 8/ The Noble Qur’an, A. Yusuf Ali translation with Arabic text,
1985, Dar-us-Salam
9/ The Mushaf al-Madinah An-Nabawiyah, 1990, King Fahd Holy Qur’an
Printing Complex; Yusuf Ali translation with 1985 Edition of the so-called
Mushaf al-Madinah Arabic text.
11/ The Holy Qur’an, A. Yusuf Ali translation with Arabic text, 1975, Islamic Foundation. 12/ The Holy Qur’an, trans. A. Yusuf Ali with Arabic text, 1983, Amana Corporation. 13/ Qurani Takatifu, Swahili translation of Sh. Abdullah Saleh A-Farsy, with Arabic text [a hybrid of the #23 and 119A Taj texts from Karachi], 1974, Islamic Foundation, Kenya. 14/ The Holy Qur’an, trans. A. Yusuf Ali, 1993, Islamic Propagation Centre, using a Taj Arabic text from Karachi. 15/ The Holy Qur’an, Arabic/English, Maulana Muhammad Ali, 1991, Amadiyyah Anjuman [Lahore Branch of Amadiyyah]. 16/ Holy Qur’an, Translation of the Qur’an-e-Majid, trans. M. Shakir, with Arabic text, no date, Ansariyan Publication, Iran. Courtesy of the Iranian Embassy, London. |