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Re: License Islamic Holy material



Salam (peace to you)

On Friday 13 October 2006 06:24 am, heer wrote:
>
>  	The URL is http://faculty.washington.edu/heer/anonftp/atexts/.
> The file of the Qur'an in utf-8 encoding is quran-utf-8.txt.  The original
> file is quran-8859-6.txt.  In the same directory there is some other
> documentation concerning the Islamic Computing Center.  There is also a
> file called corrections.txt, but I don't know whether it is accurate or
> not.  It is very easy to cut and paste from a digitized Qur'an, but one
> has to be careful to check one's quotation against a printed mushaf.

The aaya starts with basmala and then the aaya
I saw no diacritical marks the correct.txt file mentions
a lot of problems.

You might want to download the imlaa-ee Quran
from: http://qurankareem.info/a/NormalQuran.zip

That file contains full diacritical marks as it should, but
if you don't want them you can remove them from the
file using Perl, sed, Ruby, or any tool your comfortable
with.

Wishing you and your family peace and good health.

Salam,
Abdalla Alothman