Arabic To Understand Quran
That’s the thing- no translation is perfect. And in any translation of any language to another meaning, emotion, idioms and overall beauty is bound to be lost. I don’t want to spend time reading Pickthall, Asad, Yusuf Ali, Sahih International trying to decode what is going on.
Take Imaam Farahi’s method of the explanations and understandings of the Quran. To understand the abc of what he’s saying you should have a strong foundation in Arabic.
Okay so I’m going to give this word-to-word translation method a try. Thank you. Just a last question! what do you mean by this: ” Though this may be detrimental later on when or if you choose to truly study Arabic”.