Al-Quran authenticity checker

Wan Ruslim, Wan Nur Izzie (2016) Al-Quran authenticity checker. Project Report. Melaka, Malaysia, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The Al-Quran is considered as a religious scripture for Muslims, where it is believed that the book was revealed by God to the Prophet Muhammad PBUH through the angel Gabriel as a divine guideline for living day – to – day lives and after-life affairs. Since its revelation, the Al-Quran has been transmitted in manuscripts by calligraphers and copyists who are Companions to the Prophet PBUH. To protect its authenticity as the word of God, certain steps were taken. For example, upon receiving revelation, the Prophet PBUH conveyed the message to his Companions through reciting the exact words he heard by Gabriel in the exact order. The Prophet PBUH has also encouraged his Companions to learn each verse that was revealed and pass it on to others. The Companions memorized the verses word for word and recited the verses regularly in daily prayers. In today’s society, the Al-Quran can be obtained anywhere, whether it is through printed materials or even mobile systems. The objective of this system is to help users to determine whether the physical copies that are available in stores are authenticated by the authorities. This will ensure that the Al- Quran purchased will be free of any doubts or corruption that might be caused by unwanted parties. This system will be developed in various stages including developing the database, developing the GUI, testing the system and proposing the finished system. The expected outcome from this project is that users can purchase physical or printed Al-Qurans without any doubts by using the system to authenticate the Al-Quran.

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