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This section covers the JSON files. Click [here](#srcsql-directory) to jump to the SQL
section.
-* The [src/json/chapter-metadata.json](src/json/chapter-metadata.json) file contains information
- about each chapter in The Qur'an.
-
* The [src/json/ar/](src/json/ar/) directory contains The Qur'an in its original Arabic.
* The [src/json/en/](src/json/en/) directory contains an English translation of The Qur'an.
@@ -24,52 +21,20 @@ section.
* The [src/json/pt/](src/json/pt/) directory contains a Portuguese translation of The Qur'an.
-#### Chapters
-
-* [src/json/chapter-metadata.json](/src/json/chapter-metadata.json)
-
-The [chapter-metadata.json](/src/json/chapter-metadata.json) file was obtained from https://quran.com,
-and modified slightly.
-
-The [chapter-metadata.json](/src/json/chapter-metadata.json) file contains information about each
-chapter in The Qur'an. It is structured as an array of objects, with each object describing
-a given chapter. The following example demonstrates how Al-Fatihah is described as an object.
-The "codepoints" property is a sequence of unicode codepoints that can be mapped back
-to Arabic - for example by using JavaScript's `String.fromCodePoint(...codepoints)`.
-
-```json
- {
- "id": "1",
- "place_of_revelation": "makkah",
- "transliterated_name": "Al-Fatihah",
- "translated_name": "The Opener",
- "verse_count": 7,
- "slug": "al-fatihah",
- "codepoints": [
- 1575,
- 1604,
- 1601,
- 1575,
- 1578,
- 1581,
- 1577
- ]
- },
-```
+* The [src/json/chapter-metadata.json](src/json/chapter-metadata.json) file
+ contains information about each chapter in The Qur'an.
#### Arabic
-* [src/json/ar/](src/json/ar/)
+* [src/json/ar/](src/json/ar/)
+ [Source: https://sacred-texts.com](https://sacred-texts.com)
-The Arabic translation was obtained from the website https://sacred-texts.com.
-
-Each JSON file represents a chapter, or surah - in its original Arabic.
-For example, [src/json/ar/1.json](src/json/ar/1.json) contains Al-Fatihah.
-
-The structure of the file can be described as an array whose first element is an
-object that contains information aboout the chapter, and the rest of the array is composed
-of two-element arrays - the first element being the verse number, and the second element
-being the contents of the verse. For example:
+Each JSON file represents a chapter, or surah. For example -
+[src/json/ar/1.json](src/json/ar/1.json) contains Al-Fatihah. The structure of the JSON
+files can be described as an array where the first element is an object that contains
+information aboout the chapter, and the rest of the array is composed of two-element arrays -
+the first element being the verse number, and the second element being the contents of
+the verse. For example:
```
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@@ -92,18 +57,16 @@ being the contents of the verse. For example:
#### English
-* [src/json/en/](src/json/en/)
+* [src/json/en/](src/json/en/)
+ [Source: https://quran.com](https://quran.com)
-The English translation is a copy of "The Clear Quran" - by Dr. Mustafa Khattab,
-and it was obtained from the website https://quran.com.
-
-Each JSON file represents a chapter, or surah - as an English translation.
-For example, [src/json/en/1.json](src/json/en/1.json) contains Al-Fatihah.
-
-The structure of the file can be described as an array whose first element is an
-object that contains information aboout the chapter, and the rest of the array is composed
-of two-element arrays - the first element being the verse number, and the second element
-being the contents of the verse. For example:
+The English translation is a copy of "The Clear Quran" - by Dr. Mustafa Khattab.
+Each JSON file represents a chapter, or surah. For example -
+[src/json/en/1.json](src/json/en/1.json) contains Al-Fatihah. The structure of the JSON
+files can be described as an array where the first element is an object that contains
+information aboout the chapter, and the rest of the array is composed of two-element
+arrays - the first element being the verse number, and the second element being the
+contents of the verse. For example:
```
[
@@ -141,17 +104,15 @@ being the contents of the verse. For example:
#### Farsi
-* [src/json/fa/](src/json/fa/)
+* [src/json/fa/](src/json/fa/)
+ [Source: https://al-quran.cc](https://al-quran.cc)
-The Farsi translation was obtained from the website https://al-quran.cc.
-
-Each JSON file represents a chapter, or surah - as a Farsi translation.
-For example, [src/json/fa/1.json](src/json/fa/1.json) contains Al-Fatihah.
-
-The structure of the file can be described as an array whose first element is an
-object that contains information aboout the chapter, and the rest of the array is composed
-of two-element arrays - the first element being the verse number, and the second element
-being the contents of the verse. For example:
+Each JSON file represents a chapter, or surah. For example -
+[src/json/fa/1.json](src/json/fa/1.json) contains Al-Fatihah. The structure of the JSON
+files can be described as an array where the first element is an object that contains
+information aboout the chapter, and the rest of the array is composed of two-element arrays -
+the first element being the verse number, and the second element being the contents of
+the verse. For example:
```
[
@@ -174,17 +135,15 @@ being the contents of the verse. For example:
#### Portuguese
-* [src/json/pt/](src/json/pt/)
+* [src/json/pt/](src/json/pt/)
+ [Source: https://al-quran.cc](https://al-quran.cc)
-The Portuguese translation was obtained from the website https://al-quran.cc.
-
-Each JSON file represents a chapter, or surah - as a Portuguese translation.
-For example, [src/pt/1.json](src/json/pt/1.json) contains Al-Fatihah.
-
-The structure of the file can be described as an array whose first element is an
-object that contains information aboout the chapter, and the rest of the array is composed
-of two-element arrays - the first element being the verse number, and the second element
-being the contents of the verse. For example:
+Each JSON file represents a chapter, or surah. For example -
+[src/pt/1.json](src/json/pt/1.json) contains Al-Fatihah. The structure of the JSON
+files can be described as an array where the first element is an object that contains
+information aboout the chapter, and the rest of the array is composed of two-element
+arrays - the first element being the verse number, and the second element being the
+contents of the verse. For example:
```
[
@@ -205,6 +164,39 @@ being the contents of the verse. For example:
]
```
+#### Chapter metadata
+
+* [src/json/chapter-metadata.json](/src/json/chapter-metadata.json)
+ [Source: https://quran.com](https://quran.com)
+
+The [src/json/chapter-metadata.json](/src/json/chapter-metadata.json) file contains
+information about each chapter in The Qur'an. The JSON file is structured as an array
+of objects, where each object describes a given chapter.
+
+The following example demonstrates how Al-Fatihah is described. The "codepoints"
+property is a sequence of unicode codepoints that can be mapped back to Arabic
+- for example by using JavaScript's `String.fromCodePoint(...codepoints)`.
+
+```json
+ {
+ "id": "1",
+ "place_of_revelation": "makkah",
+ "transliterated_name": "Al-Fatihah",
+ "translated_name": "The Opener",
+ "verse_count": 7,
+ "slug": "al-fatihah",
+ "codepoints": [
+ 1575,
+ 1604,
+ 1601,
+ 1575,
+ 1578,
+ 1581,
+ 1577
+ ]
+ },
+```
+
### `src/sql/` directory
This section covers the SQL files.