The Message of the Quran By Muhammad Asad app for iPhone and iPad

If all the sea were ink for my Sustainer’s words, the sea would indeed be exhausted ere my Sustainer’s words are exhausted. (Qur’an 18:109)

The Book Foundation is pleased to present the Message of the Quran mobile app.

The Message of the Quran is widely considered among the best of the English language translations of the Quran.


“Extremely coherent, incisive, and thought provoking translation”

It has been widely favoured by substantial institutions and governments around the world as there exists no more useful guide to the Quran in the English language, and no other translator has come so close to conveying the meaning of the Quran to those who may not be able to read the Arabic text or the classical commentaries.

Amazon readers give the translation a 4.7 out of a 5 star rating.

Asad’s commentary is by universal consent the most suited to the Western mind. The positive potential of its impact on so many people capable of influencing public opinion and shaping public policy could be inestimable in supporting initiatives of mutual respect between communities.

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Muhammad Asads monumental translation and commentary
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Selectable View:
Arabic, translation, transliteration and extensive footnotes presented in an easy-to-navigate format. View all sections on one screen or expand any section to full view for easy reading.

Surah Introduction:
Each surah has a comprehensive introduction explaining its theme, message and the circumstances of revelation.

Search:
Easily search Arabic, translation, and footnotes sections of the app.

Multiple Reciters:
Listen to beautiful recitations by the following reciters:

Mohammad Siddiq Al-Minshawi
Mishary Rashed Alafasy
Abdur Rahman Al Hudhaify
Mahmoud Khalil Al Hussary
Abdul Basit

Easy Memorization:
Audio for one or more verses can be repeated multiple times in a loop to aid in memorization.

Notes:
Notes can be taken on any verse and shared via email.

Bookmark:
Add bookmark to any verse and share via email.

Additional Resources:
- Prologue by Hasan Gai Eaton
- Forward by Muhammad Asad
- Detailed references
- Extensive pronunciation and transliteration guide
- Index
- Appendix