Noble Quran Transliteration in Roman Script

This is a beautiful book, in terms of how it looks and of course more so in terms of its content. The translation alongside the Arabic is useful and the Roman transcript makes it much easier for someone who is new to Arabic, although it’s advisable to be careful that pronunciation is correct whether reading from transcript or text.

The media could not be loaded. The book is everything I needed. Good quality and just as described! Very pleased with my buy.

The Qur’an is amazing Masha’Allah I love it

I have too much hope from this version of the Quran to read the Quran in Roman instead of Arabic. But unfortunately the text was too short and the end product was different from as it was described on the product page. Not Recommended ...

Brilliant. One negative is size of Arabic is quite smallHas an English interpretation (bit archaic but still mostly just about fine for most verses) a transliteration, and the ArabicAn important note:There should have been the correct meaning for Surah Nisa’s Verse 134 on God saying men should create an example for their wife (not beat them!). That verb is used in the Quran about 17 times in the Quran and most of those times it is used to mean create or have an example, a parable, a metaphor. It is a convenient old fashioned interpretation that suited men 100s of years ago to miscongrue this verse deliberately to say it means “beat” women! In this very same Chapter, before and after this Verse, God tells men to treat women kindly and not even utter to them words of unkindness. So hitting or beating is out of the question. Time to stop regurgitating the old interpretations which were based upon old values that suited men (in the West too ofc, married women weren’t even permitted to own Property until a few decades ago)Time for change please. We need to be more progressive and more accurate, and stop manipulating God’s word to suit men.

It was packed in a good way and completely. I like it.