The profusion of translations, editions and reprints of the Quran in the last fifty years raises a number of questions about their credibility in dealing with the meanings of the Quranic text. This book addresses opposing opinions regarding translation of the Quran as a debated issue and considers whether translations are a true reflection of the divine message. It also sheds light upon which translation method should be given priority when translating religious texts, and assesses the flaws of a sample of collocational and phraseological units in the Quran into English in terms of structure,...