Manshoor i-Quran Quranic Prism

Manshoor i-Quran Quranic Prism

by Engr: Abdul Hakeem Malik

1996
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Notes: I have seen the latest printed fifth edition of QURANIC PRISM, more than 13oo pages off-Set paper in four colour printing compiled by Engineer Abdul Hakeem Malik Managing Director Islamic Research Foundation. It is dictionary of Holy Qu’ran in three languages in one Volume (English -Arabic and Urdu) which provides instant access to 40000 (forty thousand) subjects of Holy Qu’ran. It has been accredited by Al-Azhar University Cairo (Egypt) and at the same time by the World Council of Churches Geneva Switzerland. It has been lauded by the Muslim Scholars of all school of thoughts, the men of knowledge and wisdom from all communities over the Globe. I have seen the latest printed fifth edition of QURANIC PRISM, more than 13oo pages off-Set paper in four colour printing compiled by Engineer Abdul Hakeem Malik Managing Director Islamic Research Foundation. It is dictionary of Holy Qu’ran in three languages in one Volume (English -Arabic and Urdu) which provides instant access to 40000 (forty thousand) subjects of Holy Qu’ran.

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