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The LAST & FINAL TESTAMET - Arabic: القرآن الكريم (Al Quran Al Kareem) Was recite to Muhammad, the prophet, by Angel Gabriel in the Holy month of Ramadan.
For the record, the first word recited to Muhammad, the prophet was: إقرأ coming from the same exact root in Arabic as the word "Quran": It means, "That which is recited" (not "read").
Al Quran is for all the people of Islam (surrender, submit, obey,sincerely and in peace) to read and learn about themselves and the Creator and Sustainer of the universe.
It has been translated into many languages, including English (of course) to make its message accessible to a wider audience. These translations are considered interpretations, not replacements, of 
the original Arabictext. While some translations aim for a more literal rendering, others prioritize clarity and readability in the target language.
the original Arabictext. While some translations aim for a more literal rendering, others prioritize clarity and readability in the target language.
Popular English Translations:
- Sahih International's Translation: Very accurate in today's English. Also very popular with English Second Language folks, widely distributed, and used in educational settings.
- Abdullah Yusuf Ali's Translation: A widely used and popular translation, known for its clarity and readability.
- Muhammad Asad's Translation: Known for its detailed commentary and insights into the Quran's meanings.
- M.A.S. Abdel Haleem's Translation: A more contemporary and scholarly translation, aiming for clear and modern English.
- Pickthall's Translation: Another popular translation, known for its careful attention to the original Arabic.
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Consider the intended reader's level of understanding and familiarity with Islamic concepts.
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Determine whether the translation is for personal study, religious practice, or academic research.
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Some translations might prioritize literal accuracy, others emphasize clarity and readability.
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Different translations are available in various formats, including physical books, online versions, and apps.
Note: the original Arabic text of the Quran is the ultimate and authentic revelation. Translations are valuable tools for understanding the Quran's message, but they are not considered a replacement for the original Arabic text.
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