The wonder of the Quran lies in its unique language. Its splendor, and articulacy of style. It was exposed to Prophet Muhammad,  in the 7th century CE for all states, persons, and races. So, there has continually been the need for translating its meaning into additional languages. In this paper, I would present a short-term review of some English Quran Translation that happens up to the present day.

First Quran Translation

The first Quran Translation was carried out through Robertus Rotensis plus Hermannus Dalmata in 1143 CE. While the Quran was translated into Latin in the concern of the convents throughout the time of the Crusade. This Latin translation was then converted into other languages similar German, Italian plus Hindi. In 1647 CE, this was interpreted into French through the French Diplomat in Egypt, Andre du Ryer.

In 1689 CE additional Latin Quran Translation was offered by Maracci. that comprised the Arabic text as well as extracts from diverse comments of the Quran. These commentaries were selected in such a way in order to give a bad impress about Islam. The interpreter, who was a priest as well as one of the prominent church members. started by an introduction which was permitted ‘Refutation of the Quran.’

It was in 1734 CE, that George Sale offered an English conversion of the Quran from Latin. Which was then measured the original English source for the conversion of the Quran. And was republished numerous times in Europe From then forwards. There followed numerous English and other European conversions of the Quran. Through which the interpreters expressed what they thought about Islam. This was occasionally done inside the core of the interpreted text. or in the form of postscripts or commentaries. This led some Muslims, for example, Abdullah Yusuf Ali plus Mohammed Marmaduke Pickthall toward translating the senses of the Quran into English. In an attempt toward giving the reader, as far as likely the sufficient rendering of the Quran into English.

The first Muslim who tried toward interpreting the Quran into English was Dr. Muhammad Abdel Hakeem Khan in 1905 CE. Though, the first published English conversion was offered in 1861 CE by Revered J.M. Rodwell. And reprinted numerous times, titled The Quran Translation from the Arabic.Since the Quran has a sturdy influence over the lives of about 1.5 billion Muslims. Everyone Muslim or non-Muslim, must have several knowledge about whatever it says.

In 1930 CE, there seemed another Quran Translation by Mohammed Marmaduke Pickthall titled The Meanings of the Magnificent Quran. He was a Christian Englishman who changed to Islam. In his opinion, the Quran cannot be interpreted and his work was just an attempt toward present the values of the Quran into English. This Quran Translation was followed in 1934 CE through that offered by Abdullah Yusuf Ali. This is maximum usually used now, titled The Holy Quran. Yusuf Ali was a Muslim intellectual who had a good knowledge of both Arabic plus English languages. . Yusuf Ali moreover added some commentaries at the bottom of each page. Serving the reader to understand the text properly.