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File Size: 4961 KB
Print Length: 998 pages
Publisher: The Book Foundation (December 17, 2008)
Publication Date: December 17, 2008
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B0037KMWG0
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I just received my hardback copy this morning. It's an impressively beautiful - and heavy! - book.Note: While I've just now received the book, I have already been reading the translation online.I think the physical book itself speaks to the immensity of the message of the Qur'an for the prospective reader's life. As a non-Muslim who is sincerely learning about Islam, Muhammad Asad's translation and explanation of the Noble Qur'an is unique in its attempt to address those who are thinkers, intellectuals or rationalists of some sort. Yet, in doing so, Asad eliminates nothing of the Qur'an's expressed divinity and majesty. This alone is an awesome task that Asad executes with extreme care and intellectual brilliance.So, if you are concerned that Asad's translation is "too logical", be not afraid!Asad presents abundant justifications for his translative and interpretive decisions. He is refreshingly honest and transparent. In fact, even when Asad clearly prefers a particular meaning of an ayah (or verse), he will frequently cite other tasirs (or interpretations) in order to show the reader the multitude of meanings regarded as valid by Islamic scholars. That includes tafsirs that Asad himself doesn't agree with. This, to me, is a true testament to Asad's authenticity as a scholar as well as his truthfulness as a Muslim.Thoughout the book, there is beautiful arabic calligraphy honoring a particular ayah from the Qur'an. I couldn't help but touch each page with a profound sense of awe. As I said before, the physical book gives a real, tangible sense of the Noble Qur'an's immensity.I highly recommend this translation... if you have the money. This was the only translation that had overwhelming praise in all the right ways.But, as far as more affordable alternatives are concerned, one might consider either the Sahih (a.k.a. Saheeh) International translation for its simple readability or "The Koran Interpreted" translation by A.J. Arberry for its poetic style.As a general rule, however, I would recommend reading as many translations as you can online to not only get a sense of how each translation differs but also whether they stylistically express an appropriate tone within the text itself. A proper translation is certainly important, but it's absolutely vital that you, the reader, get the sense that these are the words of God, not the translator. Otherwise, the translator has truly failed, I believe.That is why, in my view, The Message of The Qur'an by Asad, Muhammad (2003) Hardcover is a truly exceptional work.And that's my two cents. :) Thanks for reading.
Muhammad Asad, to my knowledge, is the only person to have translated the Qur'an into English having learned to speak Arabic in a dialect closest to that which the Prophet Muhammad (may peace be upon him) spoke (and the Arabic in which the Qur'an is written). Although all of the other translators indeed spoke and read Arabic, their understanding was at best wooden and purely academic, rather than a living understanding. Asad lived for years among the Bedouin of the Arabian Peninsula in Central and Eastern Arabia, and although even their language is not precisely the same as the Prophet's (PBUH), it is the closest in existence today.Furthermore, Asad's commentary is perhaps the most nonsectarian of any Qur'an I have read. It has somehow managed to escape the long arm of the Saudi Arabian Wahhabist publishing houses (which take all scholarly and wonderful English translations of the Qur'an and edit them to reflect their extremely narrow and extreme views). Unfortunately, the Wahhabist publications have dominated the English speaking world for so long that many Westerners have difficulty accessing the truly universal nature of Islam through the Qur'an.Asad's commentary, while not being as in depth as, say, the commentary in the Maulana Muhammad Ali's translation (which is still deserving of much respect), I find Asad's commentary to be free of some of the more sectarian understandings. For this reason, perhaps, this Qur'an can be difficult to find. Indeed, Asad admits at the outset, that his goal is to present the Qur'an as if it were first heard to the first Muslims, before we humans built up complex and complicated legal and institutional structures around what was intended to be a simplification and purification of such overcomplications of the Jews and Christians.I find this translation and commentary, while not perfect, to be the one I trust and refer to the most. If I had the opportunity to own only one Qur'an, it would be this one.
By and far the best translation/commentary in English today.If you want to understand Islam as it truly is, read the Qur'an. The best way to read the Qur'an is to learn/understand classical Arabic in the context of the time the Qur'an was revealed; unfortunately, as this would be a life long effort given the 1400+ years that have passed, the next best thing is to turn to someone else who has made this effort with deep thought and understanding. Muhammad Asad, may Allah (God) swt bless him, has done a magnificent job in translating the Qur'an while providing contextual commentary (tafsir) with a foundation on major works of tafsir by great Islamic scholars of early Islam (not simply the most conservative, as is popular today). In doing so, he's made the Qur'an accessible for English speaker while staying true to the Message of the Qur'an.The Qur'an doesn't simply ask the reader to believe in the message it propounds; in fact, its verses constantly repeat that this is a message for those who reason, ponder, think, etc. If your goal is to understand Islam through the perspective the Qur'an challenges its readers with (i.e. rational thought with an open mind), then Muhammed Asad's translation/tafsir is perfect for you. However, for those (Muslims) who refuse to use the only gift that differentiates human beings for all other creation (i.e. the ability to Reason), you might not enjoy this translation/commentary as much; if that's the case, I humbly encourage you to refocus your attention to what the Qur'an is challenging you to do.
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