Dr. Tahir-ul-Qadri’s English translation of the Quran, titled The Glorious Quran, has now been officially added to the Islamic World Gallery of the British Museum. This is an important moment for global Islamic scholarship and a proud achievement for his decades of effort.
The museum’s decision shows the value of his work, which focuses on making the message of the Quran easy to understand for people around the world. His translation uses clear and modern language, helping readers from different backgrounds connect with the teachings of Islam.
With this recognition, his work has traveled all the way from Lahore to one of the most respected museums in London. It now sits beside ancient and historic Islamic manuscripts, showing how today’s scholars continue to play a powerful role in explaining and preserving the Quran’s message.
This achievement not only celebrates Dr. Tahir-ul-Qadri’s lifelong commitment to Islamic research, but also encourages learning, understanding, and dialogue between different faiths. It highlights how modern scholarship can help people appreciate the depth and beauty of Islamic heritage in today’s world.
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