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ARMENIAN TRANSLATION OF TURKISH QURAN COMPLETED
Vestnik Kavkaza, Russia
Sept 25 2014
25 September 2014 - 12:08pm
Yavuz Aydyn, a post-graduate of the Armenian language and culture
section of the Philology, History and Geography Faculty of Ankara
University, has concluded a translation into Armenian of the Quran
written in Turkish. Bagrat Estukyan, a coordinator of the Akos paper
in Istanbul, is the editor of the translation, News.am reports.
The translation consists of 10 volumes, 2500 pages in total.
The first translation of the Quran into Armenian was made by Stepan
Leaci in the 17th century, then by Abraham Amirkhanyants in 1909
and republished in 1910. The third translation belongs to Edward
Akhverdyan, published in 2006.
From: A. Papazian
Vestnik Kavkaza, Russia
Sept 25 2014
25 September 2014 - 12:08pm
Yavuz Aydyn, a post-graduate of the Armenian language and culture
section of the Philology, History and Geography Faculty of Ankara
University, has concluded a translation into Armenian of the Quran
written in Turkish. Bagrat Estukyan, a coordinator of the Akos paper
in Istanbul, is the editor of the translation, News.am reports.
The translation consists of 10 volumes, 2500 pages in total.
The first translation of the Quran into Armenian was made by Stepan
Leaci in the 17th century, then by Abraham Amirkhanyants in 1909
and republished in 1910. The third translation belongs to Edward
Akhverdyan, published in 2006.
From: A. Papazian