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The interest in the translation of Islamic Studies and the meanings of the Holy Quran from its Arabic origin, into the various languages of the earth, is occupying a large place, in the Islamic field in general and in the Quranic studies in particular. It has become the interest of the individual persons, related centres and institutions all over the world. These translations are of great importance because they are a double-edged weapon. As on one hand, they may have a significant impact on the CALL to (Allah), to spread Islam, bringing Muslim and non-Muslim from English speakers, to read the Book of God, and on the other hand this translation can be negatively used as tools of distortions and hostile ideas against Islam.

A Critical Reading of A. J. Arberry’s Translation (*) of the Meanings of the Holy Quran (Koran Translated)