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Nothing on the Quran pages is written or altered by Wahidah. Each part comes from the source named here and is shown as that source publishes it.
Arabic text
Tanzil Quran Text (Uthmani, version 1.1), copyright © 2007–2026 Tanzil Project, Creative Commons Attribution 3.0. Shown exactly as published; changing it is not allowed. Updates: tanzil.net/updates. Surah names in Arabic, verse counts, Meccan and Medinan, and the juz and page divisions are from Tanzil’s metadata.
Translations in the pages
The Quran, translated by Maulana Wahiduddin Khan and Prof. Farida Khanam (Goodword Books). The publisher states that this translation is copyright free. The Meaning of the Glorious Koran, Marmaduke Pickthall, 1930, in the public domain. Each is shown as published, without changes.
Translations fetched when you choose them
Further English translations (Saheeh International, M.A.S. Abdel Haleem, A. Yusuf Ali, T. Usmani, A. Maududi, Al-Hilali & Khan), a Malay translation (Abdullah Muhammad Basmeih) and Indonesian translations (Indonesian Islamic Affairs Ministry, King Fahad Quran Complex, The Sabiq Company) are provided by Quran Foundation and shown as received, with the translators’ notes where the edition has them. Each remains subject to its own rights.
Other scripts, Tajweed colour and transliteration
Fetched only when you choose them. The Madinah script is the text and typeface of the King Fahd Glorious Qur’an Printing Complex. The IndoPak text, the Tajweed pages (QCF Tajweed V4, King Fahd Complex) and the word-by-word transliteration are Quran data provided by Quran Foundation. Quran fonts provided by Quran Foundation.
Recitation
Streamed from MP3Quran.net, which also supplies the verse timings used to highlight the verse being recited. The reciter is named in the player. Wahidah does not host the recordings.
The reciters listed under “Highlights each word” are recordings provided by Quran Foundation, streamed from its own audio servers, with its timing of each word. The timings are used as received: where a verse’s words are not all timed, the whole verse is highlighted instead.
Commentary
Tazkirul Quran by Maulana Wahiduddin Khan, provided by Quran Foundation and fetched only when you ask for it.
Typefaces
Amiri Quran (the Uthmani text), Marcellus and Manrope: SIL Open Font License 1.1.