Pakistani Panj Surah with Roman Translation & Transliteration

Pakistani Panj Surah with Roman Translation & Transliteration

ISBN: 9788172316518

Author: Abdullah Yusuf Ali & M.Abdul Haleem Eliyasee

Book Binding: Hardcover

Pages: 317

Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches

Publication Year: 2022

Description

About This Book:

"Pakistani Panj Surah with Roman Translation & Transliteration" is a comprehensive and easily available resource that offers readers, particularly those in the Pakistani setting, a useful tool for engaging with the Quranic text. This book takes a novel method of comprehending and reciting five Surahs (chapters) from the Quran that have special meaning in the lives of Muslims.

A Versatile Guide:
This book is a holistic guide for people who want to recite, understand, and memorize major Surahs from the Quran. Surah Al-Fatiha, Surah Yaseen, Surah Ar-Rahman, Surah Al-Mulk, and Surah Al-Waqi'ah are the five most essential chapters. These Surahs are well-known for their profound spiritual themes as well as their importance in daily Islamic rituals.

Roman Translation and Transliteration:
One of the book's most notable characteristics is the inclusion of Roman transliteration and translation. The Roman transcription guarantees that readers, especially those unfamiliar with Arabic script, can correctly speak the Arabic text. Furthermore, the translation clarifies the meanings of the Surahs in English, making them more accessible to a wider audience.

Facilitating Recitation and Memorization:
The book is intended to make it easier to recite and memorize these selected Surahs. The Roman transliteration allows people to correctly memorize the verses, while the translation helps people understand the deep spiritual and moral lessons included within the Surahs. This approach makes it an excellent tool for kids of all ages, as well as those wishing to strengthen their relationship with the Quran.

Cultural and regional significance:
This book recognizes the linguistic diversity inside Pakistan and the need of accessibility for Urdu-speaking groups, with an emphasis on the Pakistani context. It caters to people who want Romanized Arabic writing and English translations as their linguistic preferences.