The Qu'ran

The Qu'ran

The Qu'ran

Interpreter :

M.H. Shakir

Publication year :

2015

Publish location :

U S A.

Number of volumes :

1

Publish number :

First

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The Qu'ran

English translations of the Qur’an differ in vocabulary, sentence structure, and editorial presentation. These differences can influence how readers encounter the meanings of the Arabic revelation. This edition of M. H. Shakir’s translation offers a revised presentation intended to improve readability while preserving the meaning of the earlier English text.

About the Book

The Qu'ran presents the English translation of the Holy Qur’an associated with M. H. Shakir.

The edition was prepared under the editorial supervision of Yasin T. al-Jibouri and published by the Quranic Literacy Institute.

It reproduces an earlier edition issued in 2011 by Tahrike Tarsile Qur’an in Elmhurst, New York.

The distinguishing feature of this publication is its editorial revision.

Textual and formatting adjustments were introduced to make the translation more accessible and visually suitable for contemporary Western readers.

According to the edition’s description, these changes were made without altering the intended meaning of the translated text.

The work therefore represents a particular editorial presentation of an established English translation rather than a newly composed interpretation.

The Qur’an itself addresses a wide range of subjects central to Islamic religious thought.

Its chapters examine divine unity, prophecy, moral responsibility, worship, and the Hereafter.

They also contain narratives concerning earlier religious communities and guidance relating to personal and social conduct.

Shakir’s translation provides English-speaking readers with access to these teachings.

As with other Qur’anic translations, the English wording represents an interpretation of meanings originally expressed in Arabic.

This distinction is particularly important when studying passages involving theological terminology or expressions with multiple possible interpretations.

The edition’s revised formatting is intended to support reading and consultation.

It may also be useful for readers comparing different English renderings of the Qur’an.

The publication illustrates how editorial presentation can influence accessibility without necessarily introducing a different translation.

Its principal value lies in providing a readable version of Shakir’s established English rendering.

What You Will Discover

  • M. H. Shakir’s English translation of the Qur’an.
  • Editorial adjustments intended to improve readability.
  • A revised presentation based on an earlier published edition.
  • Qur’anic teachings concerning faith, worship, and ethics.
  • Narratives of prophets and earlier religious communities.
  • A reference text for comparing English Qur’anic translations.

Who Is This Book For?

This edition is suitable for English-speaking Muslims, Qur’anic studies students, educators, and readers comparing translations. It is particularly useful for those interested in Shakir’s rendering and its presentation in a revised edition designed for contemporary English-language readership.