Islamic
Quran Verse
One ayah's English meaning read word for word over peaceful scenes, with the Arabic on the last frame. No music, no people.
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Type an ayah, such as 2:286 or Ayatul Kursi, or a need, such as patience or hope. We read its English meaning word for word from Pickthall's translation, over dawn, desert, rain, and stars.
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The Arabic text, from the Tanzil Quran, is shown on the last frame with the reference. It is never recited by a machine voice.
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How to make a Quran verse video
Type an ayah, such as 2:286 or Ayatul Kursi, or a need, such as patience or hope. We read its English meaning word for word from Pickthall's translation, over dawn, desert, rain, and stars.
The Arabic text, from the Tanzil Quran, is shown on the last frame with the reference. It is never recited by a machine voice.
Questions
- Is the Quran recited?
- No. A machine voice reciting the Quran would be wrong and disrespectful, so the video reads the English meaning and shows the Arabic.
- Which translation is it?
- The English meaning by Marmaduke Pickthall (1930), read word for word, never paraphrased.
- Is there music?
- No. Many Muslims avoid musical instruments, so this template has no music, only a calm voice or quiet ambience.
- Are people shown?
- No person, face, or animal is shown: only places, light, and nature.
- Is it free?
- It is on every plan, including the free trial. You see the price before we make your video.