الهند: مشروع عربة جوالة توزع نسخ القرآن بمختلف اللغات

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في إطار جهود علماء المسلمين في "الهند" لنشر الدعوة الإسلامية، وتعريف الناس بالقرآن الكريم وتعاليمه، بدأ مجموعة من كبار علماء المسلمين مشروعًا يقوم على استخدام عربة نقل متحركة تقوم بتوزيع نُسَخ من القرآن بمختلف اللغات على عموم الأفراد، بقطع النظر عن مُعتقدهم.

وقد أكد العلماء في تصريحاتهم أن واجب كل مسلم تعريف الآخرين بالقرآن وتعاليمه؛ فالقرآن كتاب أنزله الله تعالى للناس كافة، وهذا علاوة على بيان أن المشروع جاء استجابةً للفكرة التي طرحتها "مؤسسة الرسالة" في "كشمير"، والتي دعت إلى إنشاء المشروع بجهود مشتركة بين الجمعيات والمؤسسات الإسلامية؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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India Scholars Launch 'Quran for all' Mobile Van

Promoting the peaceful message of Qur'an across the country, a renowned Indian Muslim scholar has flagged off a new van which offers digital versions of the Muslims' holy book in different languages to people regardless of their faith.

“It is incumbent upon every Muslim to reach out to every citizen with the message of Allah as the holy book was not meant exclusively for Muslims alone,” Sartaj Ahmad of Satya Sandesh Foundation (SSF) told Greater Kashmir.

The new mobile van was officially launched by noted Islamic scholar and General Secretary All India Muslim Personal Law Board, Maulana Khalid Saifullah Rahmani.

The state-of-the-art with facility for downloading the Holy Quran in different languages was launched from the premises of Siraj ul Uloom seminary at Nawab Bazar in Shaher-e-Khaas.

The ceremony was attended by a galaxy of Indian Muslim scholars, including Maulana Syed Bilal Hassan Nadvi from Lucknow, Mufti Abdul Rashid, Rector Darul Uloom Bilaliya, Maulana Syed Arshid Hussain Nadvi, Maulana Sana ullah of HPVT, Mufti Sultan of Siraj ul Uloom, Sartaj Ahmad and Shahid Shameem of SSF and Quran Institute Kanpur and students of different seminaries.

Besides, a large number of citizens participated in the event.

“When the True Message Foundation Kashmir came up with a proposal for launching the vehicle jointly, I was reluctant keeping in view the Muslim majority status of the state,” Shahid Shameem, a member of SSF foundation said.

“But after coming over here, he saw the community divided and afflicted with schisms which forced him to change his opinion. Hardly any hotel or guest house here has provisions for offering Nimaaz [prayer] by guests.