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English: Title page of the first German translation of the Qur'án in 1772: „Die türkische Bibel, oder des Korans allererste teutsche Uebersetzung aus der Arabischen Urschrift“ by Professor M. David Friederich Megerlin 1772
English: Title page of the first German translation of the Qur'án in 1772: „The Turkish Bible, or the very first German translation of the Qur'án from the Arabic original“ by Professor M. David Friederich Megerlin 1772
Deutsch: Titelblatt der ersten deutschen Koranübersetzung 1772: „Die türkische Bibel, oder des Korans allererste teutsche Uebersetzung aus der Arabischen Urschrift“ von Professor M. David Friederich Megerlin
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created 1771. |
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Title page of the first German translation of the Qur'án |
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Professor M. David Friederich Megerlin |
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