Al Quran Al Kareem in Bengali Language
It is an interpretation of the meanings of the Quran in the Bengali language. The Persian script is in the large Arabic writing along with the Bengali translation on the left side with notes on the bottom. The official language of the Bangladesh is Bengali.
Pages: 1115
Year of Publication: 2011
Size cm: 15×22
Binding: Hard Cover
Asin: ASIN
Author: The Noble Quran Bengali
Publisher: Darussalam
Translator: Muhammad Mujibur Rahman
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Al Quran Al Kareem in Bengali Language
It is an interpretation of the meanings of the Quran in the Bengali language. The Persian script is in the large Arabic writing along with the Bengali translation on the left side with notes on the bottom. The official language of the Bangladesh is Bengali.
Pages: 1115
Year of Publication: 2011
Size cm: 15×22
Binding: Hard Cover
Asin: ASIN
Author: The Noble Quran Bengali
Publisher: Darussalam
Translator: Muhammad Mujibur Rahman
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