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CHAPTER MARY

Chapter Mary from the Qur'an translated meaning in English

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In Arabic it is not uncommon to start a sentence with the word ‘and’. Oaths<br />

often start with ‘and’ thus this has been kept in line with the original Arabic.<br />

The word “We” when used by The Almighty, does not necessarily denote<br />

plurality but rather it denotes a royal ‘I’.<br />

Where text is in grey it indicates the implied meaning or tone.<br />

It should be noted that in truth The Qur’an is only in the original language<br />

and that any such work of translation is merely an attempt to convey its<br />

meaning, in its original form it is rich with linguistic delights and it is truly a<br />

most awesome composition indeed. Just imagine trying to translate the<br />

most complex poem to another language, its rhyme scheme would be lost,<br />

as would many other nuances and The Qur’an is more lofty than this<br />

example.<br />

Acknowledgements<br />

As the Prophet taught us ‘He who does not thank the people does not thank The<br />

Almighty’. Thus after thanking The Almighty, The Most Kind, special thanks are given<br />

to my father, my sister and brother; Ian, Kathryn and Daniel Renwick. I express my<br />

gratitude to my wife for her support and patience.<br />

Special thanks are reserved for Shaykh Salih Al-Ghamdi and Sister Dr Azizah Al-Yousef<br />

for checking over the work, to Abdulwajid Rana for generously funding the project,<br />

Nyomi Gray for her insightful suggestions, Shaykh Esam for his dawah. To my brother,<br />

Mahmud Bezan and to those who asked not to be named for help, and indeed to all<br />

those who were involved in the project. I pray all are given tremendous reward and<br />

that all are guided by the Almighty Allah, The Most Gracious The Most<br />

Compassionate.<br />

This booklet was put together by brother Jamie Renwick (Abu Ayyub). He embraced<br />

Islam in 2004, having himself been a recording artist, sound engineer and producer.<br />

He later lived in the Holy City of Makkah and is the founding member of<br />

worshipthecreator.co.uk. He has been involved in explaining Islam for over ten years.<br />

Works of authoritative exegesis (such as Ibn Kathir) and multiple translations were<br />

referred to throughout (Sahih International, Pickthall etc.). This booklet has been<br />

checked over by Shaykh Salih Al Ghamdi of Dar Al Hadith, Makkah and sister Dr<br />

Azizah Al-Yousef, a PhD graduate of exegesis (tafsir) of The Qur’an, from Jamiat al<br />

Imam K.S.A.<br />

All Praise is due To Allah, The Most Gracious, The Most Compassionate

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