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The Qur'án

Title of item	The Qur'án
Subtitle of item	Renderings by Rodwell & Sale and Multilinear Qur'án with Bahá'í References by Verse
Editor, translator, etc.	Brett Zamir, comp
Date of this edition	2003
Language	English
Permission	public domain
Posted	2003-10-20 by Brett Zamir
Formatted	2003-06-01 by Brett Zamir
Classified in	Bahá'í Writings and Study Guides
URL	bahai-library.com/quran_rodwell_sale_zamir
Abstract	Parallel translation of The Qur'an as translated by George Sale (1877) and J. M. Rodwell (1876).
Notes	George Sale's version of the Qur'án I typed from the original print versions (from the 1800's and early 1900's - different editions had different materials which I discovered at different stages, so I used several editions to include all of the items). Rodwell's version of the Qur'án was based on a Project Gutenberg online text to which I added a Suráh that had been missed (at the time) and some other corrections and notes. -B.Z. Other online versions are at archive.org (PDF of 1877 edition) and gutenberg.org (html version no footnotes). An experimental (currently Chrome only) offlineable web app integrating these contents is available through https://bahai-browser.org/#lang=en-US&work=quran Add or read quotations or links pertaining to this work here. See also The Meanings of the Holy Qur'an translation by Yusufali.
Tags	- Cross-reference; Interfaith dialogue; Islam; Parallel translation; Quotations from the Quran; Quran; Quran translations; Translation
Page views	46392 hits since 2003-10-20
Edit quality	medium: minimally proofread or edited
Format quality	high: well formatted
Last edited	2023-01-09 14:44 EST. See previous versions [archive.org]. Documents posted between 2003-2012 had various slightly different URLs and sometimes can be found in archive.org with addresses like bahai-library.com/file.php5?file=quran_rodwell_sale_zamir. Documents posted prior to October 2003 were at bahai-library.org [archive.org] and had completely different URLs.

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