Peace be upon those who follow guidance,
hey rezafan, here's a site that will allow you to read the Qur'an in it's original tongue. you may also choose which translation to read along with it.
http://transliteration.org/quran/home.htm
keep in mind that translations will lack the original beauty of the Qur'an plus some meanings and or shades of meanings will be lost. many, many Arabs reverted to Islam on the shear beauty of the Qur'an alone. even Najashi, Al Habeshi ruler, was said to have wept when he heard Surat al Miriam. Umar ibn al Kittab(ra), basically the number 3 man in Islam after the Prophet of Allah(saws) and Abu Bakr As Saddeeq(ra) became Muslim after hearing a few ayats! previous to that he was one of the worst enemies of Islam!
as i've said previously, i also recommend Seerah and Tafser to expand the meaning of translations.
hey rezafan, here's a site that will allow you to read the Qur'an in it's original tongue. you may also choose which translation to read along with it.
http://transliteration.org/quran/home.htm
keep in mind that translations will lack the original beauty of the Qur'an plus some meanings and or shades of meanings will be lost. many, many Arabs reverted to Islam on the shear beauty of the Qur'an alone. even Najashi, Al Habeshi ruler, was said to have wept when he heard Surat al Miriam. Umar ibn al Kittab(ra), basically the number 3 man in Islam after the Prophet of Allah(saws) and Abu Bakr As Saddeeq(ra) became Muslim after hearing a few ayats! previous to that he was one of the worst enemies of Islam!
as i've said previously, i also recommend Seerah and Tafser to expand the meaning of translations.
