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Title: Arabic Audio Recitation of Quran with Translation & Transliteration Post by: Zainab_M on April 17, 2008, 03:56:12 am For learning the correct pronounciations of the Ayats of the Glorious Quraan, you can listen to the Arabic recitations in audio and also read the transliterations of all the Surahs. Check out the many links below.
FOR ARABIC AUDIO RECITATIONS: Quran dot com http://quran.com/ Islam City http://www.islamicity.com/mosque/arabicscript/Ayat/1/1_1.htm http://reciter.org/ http://quranicaudio.com/quran/5 http://www.tanzil.info/ You can get the translation by placing the mouse pointer on the Ayat. http://english.islamway.com/sindex.php?section=erecitorslist Islamway consists of the largest number of reciters, about 200 of them. Quranic Path (brother AOH's website) http://www.quranicpath.com/quranicpath/quran_audio.html http://www.quranonline.net/quran/media.jsp Quranic recitations on video. FOR ARABIC AUDIO RECITATION ALONGSIDE ENGLISH TRANSLATION: The following site, Quran Explorer, offers excellent audio recitation along audio translation http://www.quranexplorer.com/quran/ WEBSITE FOR DETAILED URDU COMMENTARY ON THE QURAN: http://www.quranexplorer.com/Tafseer/UrduAudio/Default.aspx SEARCH BY SURAH - ARABIC WITH TRANSLATION AND TRANSLITERATION: http://searchquran.net/quran.php?q=1 Title: Re: Arabic Audio Recitation of Quran with Transliteration Post by: AceOfHearts on April 17, 2008, 04:43:50 pm Thanks for sharing this Sister Zeynab. :) Title: Re: Arabic Audio Recitation of Quran with Transliteration Post by: Zainab_M on April 18, 2008, 03:59:09 am Thanks brother :) Recently I was trying to find the original Arabic pronounciations for Verse 21:83 (Surah Al-Anbiya) which is an excellent dua. I learnt the English translation of this Verse. Then I thought it would be still better if I recite it regularly in original Arabic. That led me to find this website. I was reminded of the importance of trying, as much as possible, to adhere to the correct pronounciations of the Surahs and Ayats we recite everyday during our salaat and otherwise. Reading only the transliterations can often lead to incorrect pronounciations. But a clear recitation compliments the transliteration.
"Wa Yooba ith Nada Rabbahu Annee Mas-Saniya Ad-Durru Wa-anta Arhamu Ar-Rahimeen." (21:83) (Lo! Adversity afflicteth me and Thou art Most Merciful of all who show mercy). Title: Re: Arabic Audio Recitation of Quran with Transliteration Post by: AceOfHearts on April 18, 2008, 07:22:27 pm Peace be to you sister Zeynab, Ok, I see. Did you ever see this>>> yaqb.org They have transliteration there too. Take care sister :) Title: Re: Arabic Audio Recitation of Quran with Transliteration Post by: Zainab_M on April 19, 2008, 01:30:51 am Thanks brother. I didn't know about this. I'll certainly look it up, InshAllah.
If you're able to find any convenient online Arabic to English dictionary, do please post it here. I came across a couple of sites that was supposed to translate Arabic to English and vice-versa, but when I tried to work on it, it wouldn't respond. Salaam / peace Title: Re: Arabic Audio Recitation of Quran with Transliteration Post by: AceOfHearts on April 19, 2008, 07:58:12 am Peace be to you Sister Zeynab, Have a look here >>> www.studyquran.co.uk for lots of dictionaries. On the bottom left, you will find the Project Root List. That lists many root words used in the Qur'an. Most probably you know what roots are, just incase, most arabic words are composed of certain root letters which convey the original various meanings of the word. I use yaqb.org frequently. Once you're there, click on Look Up. In the box there, type in Verse reference in the following format, say you want to see Verse 2:31 >>> simply type in 2:31 and it will throw up various translations, you can add and remove translations by clicking on the starts highlighting and de-highlighting them on the top right. You can search more than one Verse in one go. Simply seperate the Verses by a space, so if you want to search 2:31, 19:5, and 7:13 its >>> "2:31 19:5 7:13" Assalamu alaikum sister. Title: Re: Arabic Audio Recitation of Quran with Transliteration Post by: Zainab_M on April 20, 2008, 06:45:28 am Oh! thank you my brother. Thank you so much. I will start exploring it right away.
Title: Re: Arabic Audio Recitation of Quran with Transliteration Post by: AceOfHearts on April 20, 2008, 01:52:11 pm You are most welcome dear sister Zeynab. Take care. :) Title: Re: Arabic Audio Recitation of Quran with Transliteration Post by: Ruhi_Rose on April 21, 2008, 07:11:38 pm Thanks brother and sister. Personally, I'll benefit a lot from these links.
Title: Re: Arabic Audio Recitation of Quran with Transliteration Post by: AceOfHearts on April 21, 2008, 07:15:12 pm Thanks brother and sister. Personally, I'll benefit a lot from these links. No problem sister. My pleasure. :) peace. Title: Re: Arabic Audio Recitation of Quran with Translation & Transliteration Post by: Ruhi_Rose on August 10, 2010, 12:34:11 am Ramadan reminder - to all believers As per the temperament of human nature, certain Surahs feel most soothing at certain times. For example, Surah Yaseen is often read when someone is ill. Surah Rahman is usually read when there's a death among family or friends. Surah Muzammil or Surah Wak’ea can be read for improving the livelihood conditions. Surah Al-Falak and Surah An-Nas are recited for protection or refuge from evil, often known as the two cries for protection. Surah Ikhlas is of course the essence of Tawheed or Monotheism. Therefore, click anyone of the above links and keep the recitations going whenever you are free and able to listen uninterruptedly. It will bless your home. Particularly in Ramadan, don't miss listening to the original recitations of the Noble Quran. Ramadan is the month of the Quran. It is the month when this Noble Book and the biggest Mercy from Allah began being revealed. I usually listen to the original Arabic recitations on IslamiCity link, along with English translations. |