Al-Qur’an
Al-Qur’an by Ahmed Ali is a bilingual edition of the Holy Book of Islam, published by Princeton University Press on July 22, 2001. This revised edition spans 572 pages and features the original Arabic text alongside its English translation, allowing readers to engage with both languages. Ahmed Ali, known for his literary contributions, offers a translation that reflects a contemporary and poetic voice, making this edition suitable for a wide audience.
Readers will find that this edition not only presents the text of the Qur’an but also includes notes that clarify the meanings of words and phrases, enhancing understanding. The book addresses themes related to religion and sociology, making it relevant for both scholars and followers of Islam. This accessible volume serves as a resource for those interested in exploring the sacred writings of Islam in a dual-language format.
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This bilingual edition of the Qur’an, the Holy Book of Islam, was first published in the United States in 1988. Ahmed Ali, the distinguished Pakistani novelist, poet, critic, and diplomat, presents this elegant and poetic translation in a contemporary and living voice. On each page, the original Arabic and the translated English sit side by side, encouraging the reader to draw from both texts. Professor Ali also includes notes where necessary, providing the full meaning of each word and phrase. This accessible volume is truly essential for both scholars and followers of Islam.
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