Why is The Clear Quran® Tafseer for Kids divided into four parts?
To make the book more manageable for young students, it has been divided into four volumes. In its entirety, The Clear Quran® Tafsir for Kids will be over 1,500 pages. A new volume is released every two years, with an expected completion date of 2024, inshAllah (God willing). Volumes are divided based on an authentic […]
If in any of my The Clear Quran®️ books I find an error, how can I contact you?
In the event that any form of error is found within our copies of The Clear Quran®️, you can highlight the area where the error is located, and contact us online through our The Clear Quran®️ website page. In the description, please specify which page, and paragraph you have found the error. Minor Error in The […]
Why did you use images and illustrations in The Clear Quran for Kids and The Clear Quran Dictionary?
Although the Prophet ﷺ clearly prohibited making of idols, in his lifetime, children used to play with dolls that had human or animal features. By way of analogy, the use of images and illustrations is permissible for educational purposes. According to an authentic ḥadith reported by Abu Dawood and An-Nasa‘i, the Prophet ﷺ smiled when […]
Why is Kursi translated as ‘Seat’?
Some concepts, such as Allah’s ‘Kursi, ’are difficult to translate because they are beyond human comprehension. The Prophet ﷺ said in a ḥadith reported by Imam Ibn Ḥibban that Allah’s ’Arsh (Throne) is much greater than His Kursi. So, we believe that Allah has a Kursi, which is in front of the Throne. Generally, in the Arabic […]
Does The Clear Quran® have an app?
The Clear Quran® App, The Clear Quran® Audiobook and The Clear Quran® Dictionary App are available for both Android and iOS.
Is this also your website: www.clearquran.com?
No. Our translation’s official website is www.theclearquran.org
Is this translation reliable?
The Clear Quran® Series is approved by Al-Azhar University—the most prestigious school of Sunni Islam in the world—and is endorsed by the Canadian Council of Imams as well as many distinguished scholars. Visit https://theclearquran.org/endorsements for more details.
Why doesn’t the dawah edition include the Arabic text?
It is not necessary to include the Arabic text in the dawah edition since this version is intended for non-Muslims who don’t speak or understand the language. Moreover, many non-Muslims may not be familiar with the proper etiquette of handling the Arabic text.
Why does this translation use ‘God’ instead of ‘Allah’?
There are two editions of The Clear Quran® Series: The English edition, which is meant for dawah (calling people to Islam), uses the word ‘God’ so that it is easier for non-Muslims to read and relate to the text. The Arabic-English edition, which is meant for Muslims, uses the word ‘Allah.’
How did you translate the Asma’ waṣ-Ṣifat (Allah’s Beautiful Names and Attributes)?
Following the position of Ahl As-Sunnah wal-Jama’ah, this translation confirms Allah’s Qualities such as His Face, Hands, and Eyes, as well as the fact that He is established on the Throne and that He has a Kursi (Seat or Footstool)—in a manner that befits His Majesty and Honour. These qualities can be found in many […]
