Tajweed Qur'ans Arabic/English

The color coded Juz is intended to facilitate and enhance the reading of the Qur'an with tajweed. It is produced by color coding the various rules. For example where ikhfa is to be observed, the word is highlighted with blue; where qalqala is to be observed red is used. A legend at the bottom of every page describes the color codes providing for a quick reference. A supplement at the end describes the rules of tajweed in detail and explains the color coding system. Large font. Art paper. Produced especially for children. For the same reason the surahs are in the reverse order.

Othmani - Obvious Script (Spaced out, with extra spaces at optional stops)

Quran words Index & Quran topics index.

This mus-haf facilitates the memorization of the Quran in a new and clever way. Memorization of the Quran is facilitated here by making the eyesight assist the mind in memorizing both the text and the subject in a very creative way.

On every page of this copy of the Tajweed Quran, subjects are distinguished by a different background colour, with brief overviews of the subject  in English added on the margin. This helps in understanding the sequence of the Surah, and increases the awareness and the ability of linking the subjects to the texts for more enhanced memorization.

This Tajweed Quran is in Hafs narration.

The color coded Qur'an is intended to facilitate and enhance the reading of the Qur'an with tajweed. It is produced by color coding the various rules. Color coding produced by Dr. Subhi Taha. Approved by Islamic Research Academy of al-Azhar. For example where ikhfa is to be observed, the letters are colored with green where qalqala is to be observed blue is used. A legend at the bottom of every page describes the color codes providing for a quick reference. Cloth bookmark included.

This deluxe Mus-haf combines the finest color-coding for Tajweed rules with English translation by Abdullah Yusuf Ali. Includes transliteration on the opposing page. Also includes an index of topics of the Qur'an in the ending.

This deluxe Mus-haf combines the finest color-coding for Tajweed rules with English translation by Abdullah Yusuf Ali. Also includes an index of topics of the Qur'an in the ending.

The color coded Qur'an is intended to facilitate and enhance the reading of the Qur'an with tajweed. It is produced by color coding the various rules. For example where ikhfa is to be observed, the word is highlighted with blue; where qalqala is to be observed red is used. A legend at the bottom of every page describes the color codes providing for a quick reference. A 27 page supplement at the end describes the rules of tajweed in detail and explains the color coding system.

The color coded Qur'an is intended to facilitate and enhance the reading of the Qur'an with tajweed. It is produced by color coding the various rules. For example where ikhfa is to be observed, the letters are colored with blue; where qalqala is to be observed red is used. A legend at the bottom of every page describes the color codes providing for a quick reference. A 33 page supplement at the beginning describes the rules of tajweed in detail and explains the color coding system.

Comes in a decorated paper box. Paper edges are also colored to indicate a manzil. Publisher could be Islamic Book Service (IBS) or Saeed international. Cover picture shown is for IBS.

The color coded Qur'an is intended to facilitate and enhance the reading of the Qur'an with tajweed. It is produced by color coding the various rules. For example where ikhfa is to be observed, the letters are colored with blue; where qalqala is to be observed red is used. A legend at the bottom of every page describes the color codes providing for a quick reference. Includes introduction in English and Urdu to the rules of tajweed and the color coding system. CODE 823-4K. The page edges are colored to mark a manzil.

The color coded Qur'an is intended to facilitate and enhance the reading of the Qur'an with tajweed. It is produced by color coding the various rules. For example where ikhfa is to be observed, the letters are colored with blue; where qalqala is to be observed green is used. A legend at the bottom of every page describes the color codes providing for a quick reference. An 8 page supplement at the beginning describes the rules of tajweed in detail and explains the color coding system.

Further, this print also contains references to mutashabihaat in the margin, pointing out phrases that are repeated in different places in the Qur'an with slight variation.