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Translation of Quran’s last part into Swahili and Fulani
16 March, 2011By: Ahmed Alhaj (Site Admin)
Rabat: (Sudanow)- The Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ISESCO) has published a new translation of the meanings of juz' Amma' (Quran’s 30th part), into both Swahili and Fulani.
The translations were issued by the “Mushaf Afriquia” publishing house in Khartoum, in cooperation between ISESCO, World Islamic Call Society and Africa International University.
The juz' Amma' translation into Swahili and Fulani is transcribed into Arabic, as part of ISESCO programme on writing African Muslim peoples’ languages in standardized Arabic script.
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