with Abdullah Yusuf Ali's commentary.
http://www.islamitexts.org/
Sunday, September 05, 2010
Another site, nothing new
posted at 11:25 am 0 comments
on-line Quran
Not authentic, as it also provides translations from submitters (Edip, Turkish), and Ahmed Ali (Ahmedya?) plus Ahmed Raza Khan Barelvi and Tahirul Qadri are active supporters of Sufi bid3a.
One site owner says that the reason for use of these translations is because they are available in unicode format. The builder of that site found it easier to accommodate unicode on his site.
http://al-quran.info/?x=y#&&sura=85&aya=1&trans=en-yusuf_ali&show=both&ver=2.00
posted at 11:16 am 0 comments
Guided Ways
This gives Tafsir ibne Katheer, and of Tabary. May be considered authentic as provides Hadith from Sahih Bukhari, Muslim, Malik, etc.
http://www.guidedways.com/index.php
posted at 11:12 am 0 comments
Quran, meanings, Tafseer
Here is one site that gives Quran text, menaings of interpretation, three tafaseer namely:
- ibne Katheer,
- Jalalayn,
- Maududi.
It maybe considered authentic, as they take Saheeh AHadeeth into account. Maududi is the founder of Jamaate Islami, and not ahle Hadith.
http://iknowledge.islamicnature.com/quran/
posted at 11:06 am 0 comments
Sections (rukus) of Quran
http://www.soquran.com/#
Update: The text is from tanzil.info, so it should be all right. The recitation is from Quran MP3, which provides recitation from different qaris on an ayah to ayah (verse to verse) basis. They are trying to get it right, and make corrections when any problems/mistakes are reported. The soquran.com site also has a nice feature in that it provides meanings and some grammatical (subject, etc) for each word when the mouse hovers over it. What is the translation, and whose is the recitation, it does not say, but they are trying to be accurate.
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