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حمل ملف MODS
العنوان The Qurʼān Qurʼan. English Qurʼan
الموضوع
BP109 .Q73 1880
الوصف Pt. 1 Chapters 1-16., Pt. 2 Chapters 17-114., translated by E.H. Palmer., Main Heritage Shelves General, BP109 .Q73 1880 vol. 1, Book, vol. 1, Item-ID: i15867444, BIB-ID: 1023556
مساهم Palmer E H.
التاريخ 1880
الصيغة print, 2 volumes : tav ; 23 cm., unmediated, unspecified
رقم التصنيف QNL:00013379 oclc: 601777307
اللغة eng, ara
الحقوق No Known Copyright http://rightsstatements.org/page/NKC/1.0/
المرجع رابط الفهرس
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