Full Quran
All 114 Surahs in one PDF with English transliteration and colour coded Tajweed guidance.
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Read the Quran transliteration more confidently.
A clear, easy-to-follow English transliteration of the Noble Quran with colour coded Tajweed guidance. Read it online or download the PDF for your device.
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Quran Transliteration PDF Downloads
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Surahs 1–18
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The second-part download covering the remainder of the Quran in the same format.
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How to use QTPDF
QTPDF is designed for readers who benefit from seeing the Quran written in English transliteration alongside visual Tajweed cues.
Choose how you want to read
Open the full PDF online, or select one of the download options for offline use.
Follow the transliteration
Use the transliterated text as a reading aid while learning the correct pronunciation.
Use the colour cues
The colour coding helps draw attention to Tajweed features throughout the text.
Learn with correct recitation
For pronunciation, pair transliteration with listening to a reliable Quran recitation and learning from a qualified teacher where possible.
A visual reading aid
Why colour coded Tajweed?
Colour cues make it easier to notice different recitation features while reading. They are intended as a learning aid, not a replacement for hearing correct pronunciation and studying Tajweed with a knowledgeable teacher.
Transliteration can also help readers who are still developing their Arabic reading skills, but learning to read the Quran in Arabic remains the goal.
Colour cue example
Colour cue example
Colour cue example
Colour cue example
Refer to the legend in the PDF for the exact meaning of each colour used in this edition.
Common questions
About the QTPDF edition
Is QTPDF free to use?
Yes. The PDF links on this page are provided for free access and reading.
Can I read it without downloading the PDF?
Yes. Use the Read Online button to open the complete PDF in your browser's PDF viewer.
Why are there split downloads?
The complete PDF is a large file. The two-part option gives users with slower connections or limited device storage a smaller download choice.
Does transliteration replace learning Arabic?
No. Transliteration is best used as a support tool. Readers should work toward reading Quranic Arabic and learning correct pronunciation.
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