The Power of Patience

Posted on September 10th, 2009 by admin

The principles of any faith are found in patience and acceptance.

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However, we have come to believe that patience is simply passively waiting. That definition is mere laziness. Rather, faith is a direction that bears things with resignations, yes, but above all, with steadfast and unrelenting sublime hope. We must learn also to glance realistically at the world around us, begin to accept things as they are, and maintain our conviction in the path we have chosen for ourselves.

While very few of us will contest the above, the line between theory and practice is not always clear. Islam has recognized this discrepancy and subsequently granted a great status to those who patiently persevere. In the Holy Qur’an, Allah says to His servants that we shall all indeed be tested:

‘And be patient and persevering, for Allah is with those who patiently persevere. (8: 46)

Verse 31 of chapter Muhammad reads:

‘And we shall try you until we test those among you who strive their utmost and persevere in patience; and we shall try your reported (mettle).’

What is patience (Sabr)? Is it grieving the death of a loved one? Addressing problems at home or at work? Maintaining the Islamic obligations such as Hijab, prayers, and fasting? Being patient doesn’t always entail some unfortunate event occurring; simply being a believer requires a great amount of patience. Sabr is not only about enduring a long wait; it is also about enduring insults, provocation, and mistreatment without resentment, anger, or bitterness. The Buddhist faith refers to patience as ‘the armor that protects the compassionate person’ from the verbal tirades of others.

In order to truly become more patient individuals, we must have the impetus to begin with ourselves, then move on to others. Agitation, fear, and complaints can all lead us to become disillusioned with faith and even Islam. In his Forty Hadiths, Imam Khomeini speaks of the direct link between patience and Taqwa (fear of God). With regards to the link between patience and obedience, the book gives us even greater insight,

‘Sabr in regard to obedience (Ita’at) is the source of intimacy with God and His love. And Sabr in misfortunes is the source of satisfaction (Rida) with Divine destiny and decrees.’

Learning to accept minor irritations allows us to prepare to endure major ones. Those who have mastered patience find even the greatest of sufferings tolerable with the help of God. Patience has such a profound effect on ourhappiness, so how can those who are upset and constantly complain be happy? Those with great endurance are the peacemakers of the world, while those who are impatient are the war makers. Almost all violence stems fromanger, and patience often has the power to neutralize it. The patience of man is right and laudable and most certainly worthy of being considered among the greatest virtues.

Our intrapersonal interactions with others can sometimes (okay, let’s be honest, most of the time) require a great amount of patience. Patience, therefore, is respect for others. How can we expect others to accept our faults unless we are willing to accept theirs? Through interactions with others, we come to define ourselves also. If we act with kindness and understanding, that is who we become. And when we act with impatience and anger, that’s what we are.

When we commit to relationships with others, we also commit our patience. Impatience is a divisive plague that ruins marriages, dissolves homes, and breaks hearts. Those with forbearance do not simply throw away people or possessions because they aren’t as they imagined. Instead, they work towards a solution.

The most difficult events, such as losing a family member, going through a divorce, or unforeseen financial losses can truly test our faith. Instead of becoming agitated and angry, we must remember what we still have and what Allah, the Lord of the Worlds, has blessed us with. So often we forget to be thankful for our good health, our family, and our faith. In the Holy Qur’an, we are told,

‘Surely with difficulty is ease. With difficulty is surely ease.’

Our ability to be patient during calamities reveals our purity and humbleness of heart. We must overcome challenges with faith, logic, and determination. At the same time, we must remember that we are never truly alone in our struggles. ‘

Surely Allah is with the patient.’ (8:46)

Patience is a virtue which gives and also helps us gain. In Nahjul Balagha, Imam Ali says:

allah With patience.

allah With patience.

‘The one who practices Patience will never be deprived of success, even though it may take a long time.’

And the Holy Qur’an tells us, ‘Give good news to the patient.’ (2:155)

Author: Huda Jawad

Original Story from : http://www.tebyan.net/islam_features/figh/articles/2009/6/15/94755.html

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Islam in a less than 500 words

Posted on August 29th, 2009 by admin

Here are some Basic Information about Islam That I found some where and Copied for you here .
I think in this Article the  Idea is to make a good summary of the main Rules of Islam .
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Author: Sh. Mansour Leghaei

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In the ISLAMIC beginning…

In the Name of God the Most Compassionate the Most Merciful

Islamic Greetings

Salamun Alaykum: Peace be upon you

What is Islam and who is a Muslim?

Islam literally means: Submission or surrendering to God

Muslim is a person who believes in ‘Islam’.

The Emergence of Islam

Literally Islam began with the first prophet; Adam.

In its complete sense, Islam began with the first revelation to Prophet Muhammad in 25 June 610 AD at the age of 40 ( Muhammad was born in 28 April 570 AD).

The Main Sources of Knowledge in Islam:

The Holy Quran .

The Hadith (sayings and practical life of the Prophet Muhammad).

The bedrock of Islam:

In Theory: Faith in One God, Hereafter and Prophets.

In Practice: Righteous Deeds.

Main Beliefs

Monotheism: believing in Unique God who does not beget nor is He begotten.

Justice of God:  believing that God is neither cruel nor unfair.

Prophecy: believing in all God’s Messengers from Adam to Muhammad.

Successors of the Prophet: Imam Ali and his 11 offspring.

Resurrection:  believing in the day of Judgment: Eternity in Hell or Heaven.

Islam in Practice

Jurisprudence: Worshipping (Daily Prayers, Fasting, Charity (Zakat and Khoms), Pilgrimage to Hajj, Jihad, enjoining good and forbidding evil, befriending friends of God and dissociation from the enemies of God), only Halal meat is permissible to eat. All types of intoxicants are forbidden. Gambling is forbidden. Marriage is very recommended act and divorce is permissible but detested.

The noble social rule in Islam:

“Repel evil with what is best.” (i.e. don’t repel evil with evil)

Two Main Muslim Denominations:

Shi’a: Those who believe Prophet Muhammad (P)- by the divine command- appointed Ali; his son-in-law and cousin, and his 11 offspring ending with Imam Mahdi, as his caliphs.

Sunni: Those who the Prophet (P) did not appoint anyone after himself to lead the Muslim community.

Islamic Calendar and Main Festivals:

Muslim Calendar is lunar.

Holidays in Islam are holy days.

Eidul-Fitr (celebrating successfully ending the Month of Fasting).

Eidul-Adha (celebrating successfully ending the Hajj pilgrimage).

Eidul-Ghadir (celebration of divine appointment of Imam Ali, by the Prophet as the authority after him: 70 days prior to Prophet’s demise.).

Ashura ( Commemoration of martyrdom of the grandson of the Prophet; Imam Husain and his loyal companions).

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Source:

www.ihic.org.au

http://www.tebyan.net/index.aspx?pid=83162

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Head Covering or Hijab in Christianity

Posted on August 29th, 2009 by admin

Hi Friends ,  after the Last Article about Hijab ,
 I also Copied this Article From tebyan . Wich I think can be useful .

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Introduction

A common misconception is that Muslim women are the only ones who cover their hair. It may be true that Islam is the only religion in which most women follow its directives to cover the hair, but it is not the only religion to have such directives.

It is particularly interesting to look at the case of Christianity, since Christianity is the predominant religion in the West, and it is Westerners, including observant Christians, who are often the first to criticize Islam because of the hijab (modest dress, including headcovering).

Is Covering the Hair a Religious Commandment for Christian Women?

There can be only one answer to this: yes, it is! Simply open the Bible to the First Epistle to the Corinthians, chapter 11. Read verses 3-10.

But I would have you know that the head of every man is Christ and the head of the woman is the man, and the head of Christ is God. Every man praying or prophesying with his head covered, disgraces his head. But every woman praying or prophesying with her head uncovered disgraces her head, for it is the same as if she were shaven. For if a woman is not covered, let her be shaven. But if it is a disgrace for a woman to have her hair cut off or her head shaved, let her cover her head. A man indeed ought not to cover his head, because he is the image and glory of God. But woman is the glory of man. For man was not created for woman, but woman for man. This is why the woman ought to have a sign of authority over her head, because of the angels.

The meaning of this passage is plain enough. We can make the following syllogisms:

Syllogism 1

Praying with an uncovered head is a disgrace

Having a shaved head is the same as praying with an uncovered head

Therefore, having a shaved head is a disgrace

Syllogism 2

If it is a disgrace for a woman to have a shaved head, she should cover her head

It is a disgrace for a woman to have a shaved head – see syllogism 1

Therefore, a woman should cover her head

In other words, the passage means what it says. Have you ever wondered why Catholic nuns dress like they”re wearing hijab (Muslim hijabi women, have you ever been mistaken for a nun? I have, more than once).

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Have you ever wondered why Mary the mother of Jesus (peace be upon them both) is always depicted in Christian art with her hair covered? Did you know that until the 1960s, it was obligatory for Catholic women to cover their heads in church (then they “modernized” the service)?

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There are some interesting points that can be made about the Christian directive.

1) The explicit purpose of the Christian woman”s head covering, as stated by Paul, is that it is a sign of man”s authority over woman. The explicit purpose of Islamic hijab is modesty. Strange how so many Westerners think that the purpose of hijab is a symbol of male authority.

2) The Christian woman is to cover her head whenever she is praying, whether it be at the church service or just personal prayer at home. This may mean that if she is not praying at home, she is uncovered around male guests who are not related to her; or if she is praying at home, that she is covered around her own husband and family. If any more proof were needed than Paul”s own words that the Christian head covering is not about modesty, this must certainly be it!

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This puts hijab (head covering) in a whole new perspective, doesn”t it! To my non-hijabi Muslim sister who feels that hijab is a sign of oppression for the Muslim female, please do read the above and then read the Quran. Believe me, if Allah SWT meant for hijab to be a sign of male authority, the Quran would be as unambiguous about it as Paul is in the Bible. Isn”t this difference the kind of thing that attracted you to Islam in the first place?

Do Any Christian Women Today Cover Their Heads?

It is true that most Christian women do not, and many don”t take other teachings of the Bible (against pre-marital sex, adultery, etc) literally either. However, there do seem to be a growing number of Christian women out there who are committed to following the Bible as it is written.

Christian Women wearing Head covering and practicing what it says in Bible:

Below are some of the Picture and comments of our Christian sister who practices according to bible teaching. I have manage to get the details from one of the website.

Source is: Charming the Birds from the Trees

Lesson on how to cover your head by one Christian sister

Here are some examples of head coverings as some women wear them. All of these pictures were taken during services in the Orthodox Church. Some of the women are wearing hats, but more are wearing scarves. Here are some tips I”ve gleaned during the years I covered my head.

”  If you choose to wear a scarf, often it will slip down off of your head. If you fold the scarf into a triangle, cross the ends and then tie them in a knot at the base of your neck (like the woman in picture number four), it is quite easy to put the scarf back up onto your head (especially if it is silky). Ones that are long and rectangular like in picture number three work well wither tied under or chin or wrapped around and tied in the back of your neck.

”  Bobby pins are very useful for securing scarves to hair. Another trick (and my favorite) is to buy very tiny claw clips and use them to keep your scarf from slipping off. See picture number one (and my friend Gabby”s head) for bobby pin how-to.

”  Tying smaller scarves/bandannas underneath your hair is also easy to do.

”  Wearing a hat is less work to keep on, but it can be tricky to find a good one.

”  It is hard to keep children away from scarves, especially when they aren”t used to their mother wearing one. Practicing around the house might help get your children used to seeing you in a scarf, but you may just have to train your children not to touch your scarf. I think that securing the scarf to your head with bobby pins or mini claw clips will work well though, too.

Picture of Christian ladies wearing Head covering:

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Photos taken from oca.org and Saint Elizabeth the New Martyr Church

Sources:

http://www.tebyan.net/index.aspx?pid=65472

http://www.muhajabah.com/christianveil.htm

http://charmingthebirdsfromthetrees.blogspot.com/2007/02/head-covering-101.html

With best Regards , Mohammad Reza

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History of Hijab or Head covering

Posted on August 29th, 2009 by admin
Hi Friends , Today I found Good Article about Hijab in Tebyan . So I decided to post it here in my Website , Wish it can be useful for you .
This Article Talks about History of Hijab .  That even many years ago Women use this in some ways .
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Introduction:

In this section we will be pondering over the history of Head covering or Hijab as general, particularly looking at the ancient times. Our focus would be: Whether in past history of civilizations Hijab used to exists or not? Whether the concept of Head covering or Hijab is purely coming from Islam Prospective?

Hijab in Past civilizations Before Islam:

According to Ancient civilizations, Head covering or Hijab used to be part of their customs. This custom can be found both in Ancient Iran, Jew and Hindus. According to a famous American Historian Will Durant:

“If a Jew lady lacks in following the rules like for example she would go without covering her head in street or in front of other men, or even her voice get heard by other men or neighbours. In this case her husband has the right to divorce her without giving her dowry.”

From above text it is apparent that the head covering rules in Jew was rather HARD comparing to that of Islam. Will Durant further refers to the ancient Persian Civilization, Volume 1 History of Civilization pg 552:

“After Daruish the status of woman particularly women from high social background, decline in their freedom came into existence. The women from lower social background somehow could manage to keep their freedom. This was mainly because they had to leave their homes to be in society to earn money and to survive. But women in other economical or financial level were not allowed to leave their homes while in the state of menstrual.”

These types of customs took continuation and becoame more and tougher for women. The women from high social background couldn’t dare to go out except in the stretcher (special carrier made out of wood, with four men, each man holding one side of the stretcher) which was totally covered from all four sides with curtains. The women didn’t have even the permission to openly talk to any man. Ladies who were married were not allowed to see any man, even their own father and brothers.

Whether the concept of Head covering or Hijab is purely coming from Islam Prospective?

Will Durant Further states: The Hijab during Ancient Persian times brought the concept of Hijab to Arab world and in particularly in Muslim nation. We know that Hijab in Islam has nothing to do with the customs and rules of Hijab during Ancient Persian or in Jew. In Islam woman is only not allowed to do her obligatory prayers and fasting and she is not allowed to sleep with her legal partner during the time of her menstrual. Other than this she is completely free to go out in the society or associate with public. The concept of “prison yourself at home” during menstrual time doesn’t exist in Islam at all. If will Durant is trying to convince us that the whole concept of Hijab was transfer to Muslim world through other civilizations like Ancient Iran or Jew. Again such statement is wrong since Verses of Quran relating Hijab were revealed before Iranian became Muslim.

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Arab society according to Will Durant:

“Arabs women during the first century  didn’t use to were Hijab, Men and women used to see and talked to each other, in street they used to walk side by side. In Mosques they use to pray together. Prophet though had made wearing of loose clothes prohibited but the Arab would take this rule as unseen. Arab women use to wear colourful loose clothes mostly half covered. They use to put a shinning belt around the waist. The hair used to be opened and not covered.”

Will Durant Explanation about an Arab woman before Islam is no doubt true, but his opinion about the end of first century and beginning of the second century after Islam is doubtful. He talks as if during prophet time there wasn’t a smallest concept of Hijab in Arab and an Arab woman would freely go around with no Hijab or head covering. The History proof this is wrong to us, Islam did brought a lot of changes to the dress code of a woman. Most of Arab ladies used to dress according to the Islamic dress code as explained in the Quranic verses. This fact can be verified by the tradition of Prophet’s Wife like Ayesha. In one of the writing by Jawahir Lal Nehru the first minister of India, also believed that emergence of Hijab in an Arab nation is from other non Muslim civilization like Iran and Rome. In his book “A look into the history of world” Vol1 pg 328: after praising the Islamic civilization, He talks about the afterward changes in Islam by other civilization.

“One big change that slowly took place in Arab society was in woman sect. In Arabia for woman there was no custom of head covering or Hijab. Arab women wouldn’t be separated in society from men. Rather an Arab woman would have public appearance, attend speeches etc. Arab nation after Islam copied different customs from empire like ancient Iran and Rome. Arab conquered empire Rome and Iran but adopt their customs and etiquettes. Therefore the custom ofHijab has come from other civilizations.”

What Jawahir says doesn’t match with history of Islam. We can say that the relationship between Arab Muslim and Non Arab Muslim did add some different types of customs in practising Hijab or made it more strict comparing to Prophet Mohammad time, but saying that Hijab was a concept totally introduce in Islamic world by other civilizations, is incorrect.

Conclusion:

At the end what is apparent is that Hijab as a custom and practice was present in other civilisations. Islam didn’t bring this concept of Hijab as a whole new practice. Islam did make the concept of Hijab easier and took the harsh law which used to be practice by other culture and traditions. For example customs like: woman not associating with man in society, woman get prisoner at homes while in the state of menstrual, women voice couldn’t  be heard by any man, woman not allowed even to see their own brothers and father and many more. Of course we can prove this by the history, Prophet Mohammad daughter like Hazrat Fatima and granddaughter Like Hazrat Zainab had gone in front of public and had given hard speeches to the ruler of that time. The question which arise here is about the in depth philosophy of Hijab. The philosophy and reasons of Hijab in Islam is same as the philosophy in other ancient civilization. We shall discuss in the later articles. Article originally From : http://www.tebyan.net/index.aspx?pid=65911

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Numeric Miracles In the Holy Qur’an

Posted on August 17th, 2009 by admin

Hi friends today I want to post some kind of mathematical Miracles of Quran .

Numeric Miracle In the Holy Qur’an

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The Word

 Meaning #of times Mentioned
Dunya This life 115
Akhera The hereafter 115
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Malaekah Angels 88
Shayateen Devils 88
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Hayat Life 145
Mawt Death 145
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Nafee Usefulness 50
Fassad corruption 50
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Nass Mankind 368
Russul Messengers 368
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Iblis Satan 11
Iste’atha from iblis Ask refuge from Satan 11
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Museebah Catastrophe, Calamity 75
Shukr Thankfulness, Gratitude 75
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Infaque Expenditure 73
Redha Contentment 73
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Adhaloon Misguided, astray 17
Almawta Deceased 17
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Muslims Muslims 41
Jihad Struggle for Allah 41
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Thahab Gold 8
Taraf Luxurious life 8
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Asseher Magic 60
Albarakah Temptation, trial 60
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zakat almsgivings, Charity 32
Barakah Benediction 32
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Alaqul Mind, Brain 49
Annour Light 49
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Allessan Tongue 25
Almawethah Sermon, Preachment 25
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Arasghbah Desire 8
Arrahbah Fear 8
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Jahr Openness 16
Alaneah Public Ness 16
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Asheddah Firm 114
Assabr Patience 114
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Muhammad Muhammad 4
Sharee’ah Law 4
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Rajul Man 24
Marah (nisa) Woman 24
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shahr Month 12
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Yawm Day 365
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Baher Sea 32
Barr Landmass 13

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The word (Sea or Water) mentioned 32 times, and the word (Landmass) mentioned 13 times in the Holy Qur’an, if we add them together we will get 45.

Now let us do some calculations…

  • By finding the percentage of the number of the word (Sea) to the total number of the words (Sea and Landmass) we will have:
    (32/45)x100% = 71.11111111111%

  • By finding the percentage of the number of the word (Landmass) to the total number of the words (Sea and Landmass) we will have:
    (13/45)x100% = 28.88888888889%

We will find what Allah (swt) said in His Holy Book 14 centaury ago that the ratio of water on earth is 71.11111111111%, and the ratio of landmass is 28.88888888889%,
add them together and you will get 100%, and these are the real ratios of the Water and landmass on earth.

So what do you think? Could it be a Chance?!
Who do you think taught prophet Muhammad all of these?

I am just telling you that “ Nor does he say (aught) of (his own) Desire “ so bow thankful to your Lord for being a Muslim, what you have read is a small part of the Numeric Miracles of the Holy Qur’an, there are big volumes about the miracles of the Qur’an….

And InshaAllah we’ll meet again with more.

Your Brother Hussain Yunus from Maryol Okrania

Credits:  Dr. Tarik Al-Suwaidan

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I Dont want to talk about the second part . I just copy that here .

But for the fist part , I really wonder . man and woman 24 or  this life and the hereafter 115 , even day 365!! and many more.

For more Mathematical miracles of the Quran you can go to http://www.submission.org/miracle/

There are also some Websites that are talking about Modern Science and How Quran mention them .

some examples are : http://www.quran-miracle.info/ and http://www.quranmiracles.com/ or http://miraclesofthequran.com .

Wish the information was useful for you .

with best regards , Mohammad reza . If you have any Question Comment it here .

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Download Zekr Program ( zekr v0.7.1 ) Full Featured Qur’an

Posted on July 27th, 2009 by admin

Hi Friends , Today let me show you a brogram by name of Zekr .

Zekr is Open Source Program that allow you Have Full Featured Qur’an in your PC . ( if you are connected to internet you can also listen to Quran Sound  ) .

It is fully featured with advanced searching, navigation, recitation, and commentary. in Quran`s Sura and Verses .

I checked myself and I think it was very Good ! here is the Screen shot :

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Download Here:   zekr-0.7.1-setup

**You Cant Click on Links on Translated Page , Go to Sidebar – Translator and Select English .**

Get your language for Quran here : http://zekr.org/quran/translations

Language Supported : English , Spanish – Español , German – Deutsch , French – Français , Russian – Русский  , Arabic – ﻋرﺑﻲ , Bosnian – Bosanski , Dutch – Nederlands ,  Hebrew – עברית , Indonesian , Kurdish – ﮐوردی , Malay , Pashto ,  Tatar latin – Tatarça , Turkish – Türkçe , Urdu – اردو , Uzbek – Ўзбекча , persian , Tatar – Татарча , Malay

Program need :

  • Windows 2000, XP or Vista,
  • Complex language support for your Windows enabled,
  • Java (JRE) 1.4.2 or newer.
  • Flash player plugin for your browser (Internet Explorer)

    • With regards , Mohammad Reza . If you have any Question ask here on Comments .

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    Quran translated to Russian , Japanese and Chinese – PDF format

    Posted on July 25th, 2009 by admin

    Here are some Translation of Holy Koran ( Quran ) from arabic to : Russian , Japanese and Chinese Language in PDF format .

    Hope  our Russian , Japanese and Chinese Friends can use them.

    Downloads :

    1- Russian Language :  Download ( size : 1.64 MB )

    2-   Japanese Language : Download ( size 1.57 MB )

    3- Chinese Language : Download ( size 1.56 MB)

    **You Cant Click on Links on Translated Page , Go to Sidebar – Translator and Select English .**

    Note for Russian I posted Zekr here http://7zp.org/?p=56 its is Full Featured Qur’an as Windows Program .  ( you must download Russian Translation here http://zekr.org/quran/translations and add to that program )

    If you have any Question or if I can Help you anyway please leave your Comments here.

    with regards, Mohammad Reza

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    Download Quran in English and French Language as PDF

    Posted on July 25th, 2009 by admin

    Here are some translation of Quran ( Koran ) in English and French Language as PDF Format .

    Wish this can help you .

    English :

    1- Translated by Pickthal : Download

    2- translated by shakir : Download

    3- Translated by yusufali : Download

    **You Cant Click on Links on Translated Page , Go to Sidebar – Translator and Select English .**

    Note : if you use English , I recommend you try http://tanzil.info/ . I think it is very Good Website that Include Best Translation , even sound of Quran . It can give you real Time experience of hearing and reading Quran .

    French : Download

    With best Regards , Mohammad Reza .

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    Download Holy Quran in Spanish , German and Italian

    Posted on July 25th, 2009 by admin

    Hi Dear Friends , Today I wanna Upload some translation of Quran in my Website .

    They are in Translated from arabic to : Spanish , German and Italian Language .  they are also Converted to PDF Format .

    Wish it can be Usefull for you .

    download links :

    1- Spanish : Download

    2- German : Download

    3- Italian : Download

    **You Cant Click on Links on Translated Page , Go to Sidebar – Translator and Select English .**

    Note :  for both Spanish and German (also Italian , in zekr Website doent name italian that is supported by I had downloaded Program . there was Italian Option, maybe in some languages translation of aya is in English but you can download your language here http://zekr.org/quran/translations and add to the program ) you can also download Zekr Program Here ( Zekr Qur’an was made with coding made for Windows, giving it the feel of any other Windows application. It is fully featured with advanced searching, navigation, recitation, and commentary. )

    Have Good times , your friend Mohammad Reza .

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    Download The Noble Quran v3.0

    Posted on July 25th, 2009 by admin

    The Noble Quran is program included English translation of Holy Quran , that allow users Search text , Verses and more in English or Arabic . with some extra information.

    I think if you are searching for simple program about Quran or full english translation of it , so it can be good for download .

    noble-quran

    Here is Download Link of Version 3.5  : Setup

    ( xp , vista , 7 and … )

    **You Cant Click on Links on Translated Page , Go to Sidebar – Translator and Select English .**

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