[nabs-l] Needing the Koran for a Research Paper

[Lea williams]

There is this book...
The Koran
Dawood, N. J. Read by Hugh Carney. Reading time 18 hours 11 minutes.
Religion
Translated by N. J. Dawood, this earliest work of classical Arabic is
the sacred scripture of Islam as revealed to the Prophet Mohammed by
the Angel Gabriel. 1966.
Download The Koran, DB7789

I found it on the bard website.


On 3/27/12, Jewel <herekittykat2 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear all,
> I'm working on a history paper that I need to cite the Koran for, but
> I can't find the full text of the Koran in daisy format anywhere. I'd
> much rather it in daisy format than anything, so I can search for
> specific words/phrases even at home where I don't have interent. I
> found an online Koran, but not a daisy book. Does anyone know of one,
> and if not, why isn't it out there? There's plenty of versions of the
> Bible in daisy format, so why not the Koran?
>
> Hoping to find it,
> Jewel Shuping
> herekittykat2 at gmail.com
>
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