MADINAH: Saudi Arabia’s King Fahd Glorious Quran Printing Complex has made more than 44 digital translations of the meanings of the Holy Quran available through its official website as part of its ongoing efforts to harness modern technology and expand global access to the Quran’s message.
The translations, available in a wide range of Asian, European and African languages, have been prepared and reviewed under a rigorous scholarly process supervised by a team of specialists to ensure the accuracy and authenticity of the translated meanings, the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported on Wednesday.
The initiative enables non-Arabic speakers around the world to access the meanings of the Holy Quran through a modern and user-friendly digital platform.
All translations can be downloaded for free
The complex said all translations can be downloaded and used free of charge via its official website, supporting the wider dissemination of the Quran’s meanings and reinforcing its global digital presence.
Also Read: Jeddah Red Sea Museum Displays Historic Manuscripts of Holy Quran
Earlier this month, the Red Sea Museum in Jeddah displayed historic manuscripts of the Holy Quran linking the Red Sea to maritime Hajj pilgrimages across the centuries.
The displayed copies of the Holy Quran date back to various historical periods, including 17th-century Chinese manuscripts, 19th-century Kashmiri texts, and a small Ottoman Quran copy.
The museum also displayed a rare collection of Islamic books, historical manuscripts, and maps that once accompanied pilgrims on their sea voyages to Makkah.
Other key exhibits included diverse religious artifacts, works on the Prophet’s biography, and poems of praise.
Each piece was decorated with gold artistic calligraphy and exquisite binding, showcasing the high level of precision achieved in the historical art of copying Quranic manuscripts.
The Red Sea Museum stands as a prominent testament to the historic relationship linking the Red Sea to maritime Hajj pilgrimages across the centuries.
