I see this as a mark of sincerity to produce ibn Kathir in the English language. Just a straightforward translation of the text and nothing else.

There is no prologue or introduction from the editor full of pompous words about the project, none from the translator attempting a biography of the author which cites from non-Muslim authors to support their own opinions. This translation does not distract the reader from the text itself and this is a mark of an honest translation done by a sincere believer. 40 volumes in English, less than 15 in Arabic. Miniature biographies of people named can make the footnote section the dominant portion of the translation as is the case with the academic translation of a-Tabari's world history. But the typical European, orientalist method is to provide a 'running commentary' of the commentary. They can be very misleading and the the only true reason to use footnotes is when other authors have been quoted, a citation is acceptable if the work is extant. The best feature of this translation is that there is no additional commentary from the translator, which is the European style of translation and they don't always have an accurate understanding of the material, or Islam itself for that matter. #Name the pdf files using the last portion of each link which are unique in this caseįilename = os.path.join(folder_location,link.split('/'))į.write( requests.get(urljoin(url,link)).content) Soup= BeautifulSoup( response.text, ' html.parser')įor link in lect('a'): If not os.path.exists(folder_location): os.mkdir(folder_location) #If there is no such folder, the script will create one automatically

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