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Taha (ponderingislam) says:
This was the first Qur'an I read. I got it for free when I was a kid. It was terrible. Extremely dry. No appeal at all. What is worse (a skim through the article shows that this is not mentioned) is the translator puts in his own theological interjections when they seem to be plain wrong. It really ruins the text and even though most strikingly beautiful parts of the Quran, even those that are great if normally translated, are ruined. Let me give you an example. "But We (i.e. Our angels who take the soul) are nearer to him than you, but you see not, " I mean, come on. Where is the part where the angels are close to the dying soul in the original arabic? Isn't this verse a metaphorical and mystical statement about God's nearness to man? Sure, it could mean this (a few tafsirs say it is), but why is this interpolation necessary!? Just leave it as it is! What annoys me more is this awkward translation is seen every where and people who make Qur'an videos also use it. Its imprecise, awkward, unlovable, and just doesn't do the Qur'an justice. I like Muhammad Asad. Better at explaining things, and the translation is sincere and enjoyable.Muhammod says:
Salam - Maybe it's better if there isn't a English copy of this because if the wahabis get a hold of the English copy I can imagine them being in turbo gear in spamming this websiteMuhammad Anees says:
Assalamualaikum, There is nothing surprising in this. I hope at least the Ummah especially the educated youth, understands why it is necessary to follow one Imam in conflicting matters. It's very straight forward. All the four Imams were present in the best of the eras and have been accepted by the Ummah without any issues for centuries. But people tend to follow the research of today's scholars who provide their own personal opinion based on their own understanding and they use the words "Quran and Sahih Hadith" which are appealing to the masses. This is the reason there is no consensus among Salafi Scholars. This is the reason we say, "If you not follow one, you have to follow many". Allah knows the Bestadmin says:
Sahih al-Bukhari: https://archive.org/download/SihahSittaMaknazEdn/Sahih%20al%20Bukhari_maknaz%20edn.pdf Sahih Muslim: https://archive.org/download/SahihMuslimMaknazEdn/Sahih%20Muslim_maknaz%20edn.pdfMuhammad Aasif says:
I want to download the complete edition of sahi Bukhari and Sahi Muslim release by Al Azhar University Egypt. Please help me.admin says:
Here is the link ofr kindle: https://archive.org/download/TafsirAlQurtubiVolI/Tafsir%20al%20Qurtubi%20-%20Vol%20I.mobi