Re: libquran data

[Mohammed Yousif <mhdyousif at gmx dot net>]

On Wednesday 23 April 2003 23:46, Mete Kural wrote:
> Thanks for the response. I can see where you are
> coming from for the Arabic Quran text, but the
> translations in other languages may be copyrighted by
> their rightful translators. For instance I know the
> translator for the Turkish translation and I doubt
> that his work is in the public domain. Copyright is a
> serious issue and I think it should be investigated
> what to be done with the libquran data from a
> copyright standpoint. Although the Arabic data seems
> clear enough that it is public domain, the
> translations I doubt. Any ideas?
>
> Mete
I know about quran.en.xml and quran.id.xml, 
(The first is by mosque.com and the second is provided by
Mohammed Damt) you can use
them freely but you can't change the texts in them, however
I'm not sure about the rest, Hatem Yacop provided me with them
and thus, he knows better about their licence.

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Mohammed Yousif
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