Juz 'Amma Part 30th, The Holy Quran in arabic text and english translation and transliteration The book contains large and clear Arabic text, With Meaning Translation in English and transliteration in three-column format Then click on our brand and discover more quranic books in our shop!

Juz Amma, Part 30th of The Holy Quran This book contains original Arabic text, With Transliteration in Roman Script and Meaning Translation in English

"Juz Amma, 30th Juz of the Holy Quran, Arabic Text With Transliteration and English Translation". Present the 30th Juz (section) of the Holy Quran. This section is commonly known as "Juz Amma" and includes 38 suras (chapters) of the Holy Quran. The book offers the following salient features: Arabic Text: It gives readers access to the authentic Quranic verses by including the entire 30th Juz of the Holy Quran in Arabic. Transliteration: The Arabic text has been transliterated. The Latin alphabet is used to represent Arabic letters and sounds in transliteration. It is useful for people who desire to recite the verses correctly but may not be adept at reading Arabic letters. English Translation: An English translation of the meaning of Juz 'Amma is included, in addition to the Arabic text and transliteration. This translation allows English-speaking readers to understand the meaning and message of the Quranic verses in their native language. The edition is helpful for everyone who wants to read, recite, and comprehend the 30th Juz of the Holy Quran. It serves as a tool for both individual and group reading and contemplation of the Quranic text.

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