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I found this pdf while browsing through my dad's laptop one day. This is the Quran in Sindhi, a language that's different from Urdu written in Arabic script. My dad was born and raised in Pakistan, so he learned Sindhi rather than Arabic at school. He told me that writing it out using Arabic letters would be too difficult for him to learn how to read all the words, but he never tried typing it out with English letters because he thought it was too hard for children his age to understand. The first time I saw it, I couldn't believe what I was looking at. It looked so beautiful! The pictures are fine, too. It's also really interesting to see how the language has changed over the years. I've never seen these kind of booklets before, so if anyone knows where they come from or who designed them, that would be great. Here are some things about them that are different from other qurans that I know of: They're all designed by one person. The text is colored in black and red lines with no spaces between the lines. There are no spaces between sentences. There is no chapter number, and some of the pages aren't numbered at all. The pages aren't numbered up or down, which makes it hard to tell how many pages there are. These books contain all the Quran's 114 chapters (or suras). If you're looking for a specific chapter (like one of the longer ones like Chapter 9 Al-Anfal), you'll want to look at this five-page table on page 11: which chapter is it? Sindhi Quran: Sijjani's Sindhi Translation & Commentary of Holy Qur'an (A5) - 1st Edition (2015) PDF Download. This is a translation of a very small portion of a Quran into Sindhi, by a man named Abdur Rasul Sijjani. This one part is the 81st sura, called "Al-Wabil at-Tariq" (The Divine Decree). You can find the entire Quran in Sindhi here: http://www.sindhismara.org/index. php?g=11.0.0.1&k=12 For more information on Sijjani, see the Wikipedia page for him here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madho_Sijjani This is the best when you want to compare different translations in one place. The rating system was made by someone who doesn't speak English, but it works in most cases. It has an index that sort of makes it work like "The Qur'an in Arabic", by Ali Sina, except it's in Sindhi and not Arabic. cfa1e77820
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