World Bibliography Of Translations Of The Meaning Of The Holy Quran, Printed Translations, 1515-1980

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World Bibliography Of Translations Of The Meaning Of The Holy Quran, Printed Translations, 1515-1980

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Prepared by İsmet Binark and Halit Eren,
Edited and preface by Ekmeleddin İhsanoğlu,
İstanbul, 1986 (in English),
ISBN 92-9063-111-2

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    This bibliography provides information about 2672 works which are the originals, copies and differents editions of 551 complete and 883 incomplete translations and selections in 65 differents languages. The introduction is a study on the history of Qur’an translations from the advent of Islam to our time.

    World Bibliography of Translations of the Holy Quran-Printed translations 1515-1980: "Praise where praise is due. This is without doubt one of the best bibliographies of Islam to emerge from the Middle East." P. Auchterlonie, BRISMES Bulletin, Vol. XV, No. 1-2, 1988.

    "This work comprises 35 Spanish translations, in a perfect bibliographic presentation." Revista Sharq Al-Andalus, No. 5, 1998, Alicante University, Spain.

    "The bibliography is an indispensable reference work, rich with the fruits of extensive research …" A. R. Kidwai, Muslim World Book Review, 7, No. 4, 1987.

    "The warmest congratulations for a work of scholarship that is full of reliable, descriptive information, unspoilt by intrusive opinions." Jamil Qureshi, Journal of Islamic Studies I, 1 (1990)

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