Al Quran Malay & Rumi Transliteration Islamic Ornament
Both those who want to understand the meaning of the Al-Quran and those just beginning to learn how to read it can use this Al-Quran.
Rumi Perkata Al-Quran Specifications
(Rumi) Per Kata Transliteration Per Kata (Malay)
The Ayah's Meaning is Explained by Ashabun Nuzul in the Highlighted Tajwid Guide.
Paper: Embossed and customs paper 60gsm
Edging: Hardcover Gold Edging
TYPE 1-T1 MALAY & RUMI TRANSLITERATION ROMANISED SPELLING)
TYPE 2-T2 MALAY TRANSLATION
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Al-Hiqma offers a Tagging Service to enhance your understanding of the Quran for an additional charge. Add this service when you purchase a Quran from us and receive your fully tagged Quran within 7 working days, with the option to choose from English (549 tags) or Malay tags (533 tags).
Our experienced team meticulously tags each Quran with colour-coded tags that highlight essential issues, Allah's teachings, promises, and the beauty of the Deen.
Better yet, skip the wait and tag your pre-owned Qurans on your own with Al-Hiqma's Tagging Kits. Reconnect with the Quran, highlighting and marking ayahs to obtain a better grasp of what you're reading. These Tagging Kits are also available in English or Malay. Get your very own Tagging Kits and start your journey towards knowing Allah again. No purchase of Quran from us is required to get your Tagging Kits.
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NOTE ON PERSONALISATION:
Due to the fact that the front cover is often reserved for the book's author, Islamic fiqh scholars have urged us not to include names there out of respect for the Holy Quran. We don't believe it is appropriate to do so. If any name were to appear on the front cover of the Quran, it should be the name of Allah (SWT) above all others. We aim to steer clear of anything that could be offensive because the Quran is a precious literature with many regulations for how to handle and use it.