Books like The Quran by Allah

Explores claims that the Quran encodes precise historical data on prophets, pharaohs, and Israel, asserting the text’s unchanged integrity over 1400 years.

A collection of revelations from God to Prophet Muhammad, Quran with English Translation

Dr. Syed Abdul Latif (1891-1971), a scholar of diverse skills and many accomplishments has authored a number of books elucidating the message and call of the Quran. In ‘The Mind Al-Quran Builds’ he seeks to ‘lift the veils that have been allowed to rest on the Quran, and to let it speak for itself unhindered any longer by its medieval associations’. The Mind Al-Quran Builds appeals to the intellect of man as man, intending to rouse the mood of introspection and thus the realization of the higher purpose of life. The book seeks to inspire in man the sublime yet simple sense of God and cultivate an order of society every member of which shall be a “keeper or shepard unto every other”. The author has tried to present a picture of the mind which the Quran aims to mould for man and calls upon a more earnest understanding of the Quran and a return to the true and real Islam, the Islam of the Quran and the Prophet; which is far removed from the Islam of today.

It has been accredited by Al-Azhar University Cairo (Egypt) and at the same time by the World Council of Churches Geneva Switzerland. It has been lauded by the Muslim Scholars of all school of thoughts, the men of knowledge and wisdom from all communities over the Globe. I have seen the latest printed fifth edition of QURANIC PRISM, more than 13oo pages off-Set paper in four colour printing compiled by Engineer Abdul Hakeem Malik Managing Director Islamic Research Foundation. It is dictionary of Holy Qu’ran in three languages in one Volume (English -Arabic and Urdu) which provides instant access to 40000 (forty thousand) subjects of Holy Qu’ran.

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The Stories of the Quran is any of various collections of tales adapted from the Quran and other Islamic literature, closely related to exegesis of the Qur'an.

An English translation and detailed commentary of the Qur'an by Muhammad Asad, an Austrian Jew who embraced Islam. First published in Gibraltar in 1980, it has become a widely respected modern Qur'anic interpretation.