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Dear Brother, Thank you for your query. We are working towards it. Currently it isn't fully completed. You can find detailed research on LinkedIn app. If you search Dr Kashif Khan on LinkedIn. They are mostly in English. Thank you.

Dear Sean, this is Taha. We appreciate your query and rest assured that Dr. Kashif Khan is currently extensively and intensely working on Quran Translation in English and Urdu. His laborious methodology is causing the delays and taking its due time - which is necessary as his intent is not to rush which would potentially create errors. However, in the meantime, if you wish to read his in-depth articles, in raw format, they can be found on his LinkedIn page www.linkedin.com/in/dr-kashif-khan-093098ba If you have subscribed to this channel, we will announce once the Quran is ready along with all new videos -. Also, we are currently making videos in English. They should be on KZfaq one month from now. Please take good care of yourself. Taha.

​@@QuranGuideStill waiting in 2024

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That shouldn’t matter though. The fact that this brother gives proof of the Arabic language and gives detailed articles on the Quran verses. That’s what should matter.

@@missqueen354 there is a simple question which dr. Kashif is not answering me, 'if all translations r wrong and to understand the Quran we need to learn Arabic from the Arabs (dr. Kashif himself learnt Arabic while living among Arabs), then we must accept that the Arabs have the true understanding of Quran? Isn't it? So, what we see is that they hv the same understanding which we have. They do Hajj n Umrah, keep fast etc. Why?

@@missqueen354 the problem is that dr. Kashif does not give any reference. Even when he tells about history (e.g., the ancient Arabs used to do this and that and it has been added to the Quran), he never uses any reference. This is completely an unscientific approach. He never tells which dictionary he is using to define a word. (By the way, there r many good arabic dictionaries written by the Arabs). A scholar never does so. With this approach I suspect that dr. Kashif is not a PhD Islamic researcher. It's just like I start giving lectures on Islam(although I hold a PhD in psychology). I am saying so because I have studied Islam deeply and I raise questions critically before believing blindly. He is impressing only those people who are not going to do their own research.

@@QariAtaUllahJameel why don't you give the link of his scientific research papers published in Islamic peer-reviewed journals? Please don't give the links of his LinkdIn articles. Anybody can write such articles but the articles published in peer-reviewed journals are based on deep research with references.

Hafiz/Qari Attaullah, There was no need to be rude. Well, I have had a chance to look at LinkedIn profile and credentials of Dr Kashif. "jhool he jhool" in his presentation with incomplete and ambiguous information on his education, training and employment. For example, Doctorate Research Doctorate? Which university? Spent good time in Saudi Arabia. Doing what? No mention of the first degree under the heading of education, so on and so forth. In a nutshell, a poorly written profile. These Quranist people are a weirdo being written off by the mainstream Islam. Divorcing pillars of Islam viz Namaz, Roza, Zakat and Hajj will land you where?