This edition presents "The Qur'an", the central religious text of Islam, believed by Muslims to be the word of God (Allah). This version, translated by Edward Henry Palmer, offers an important historical and textual resource for those studying Islamic scripture and the history of religious thought. Palmer's translation, while reflecting the scholarship of its time, remains a valuable point of reference for understanding the complexities and nuances within the Qur'an.
The Qur'an's verses are considered the foundation of Islamic faith, law, and morality. Its enduring significance lies in its spiritual guidance and its profound influence on the development of Islamic civilization. This edition allows readers to engage with the foundational text that has shaped the beliefs and practices of millions across the globe for centuries.
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