The Holy Quran was first translated in the Indian subcontinent into Persian to make its teachings accessible to non-Arabic-speaking Muslims. Persian served as the language of administration, scholarship, and literature across much of the subcontinent for centuries. Early Persian translations helped scholars, students, and the general public understand the meanings of the Quran and later paved the way for translations into regional languages such as Urdu, Bengali, and Punjabi.
The Holy Quran was first translated in the Indian subcontinent into which language?
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