Surah Yasin PDF
Five free, print-ready editions of Surah Ya-Sin. All 83 verses, set from the Tanzil Uthmani text with the Yusuf Ali translation. No email required, no sign up, nothing to pay.
The whole surah as one flowing text, the way it is set in a mushaf. The lightest file and the one most people want.
Download PDFEach verse in Arabic with the English translation directly beneath it. Best if you are reading to understand rather than to recite.
Download PDFThe translation on its own, numbered by verse. Useful for reading through the surah quickly or sharing with someone who does not read Arabic.
Download PDFOne verse per line in a much larger size. Made for older readers and for anyone who finds a standard mushaf hard on the eyes.
Download PDFHalf the page size, so it prints two to a sheet and folds into a booklet you can keep in a bag or a car.
Download PDFWhat is in every file
Every edition contains the complete surah, all 83 verses, with the Bismillah set separately at the head as it appears in a printed mushaf. The Arabic is the Tanzil Uthmani text, reproduced exactly as published and not retyped or edited. Nothing is abridged and no verse is omitted.
Questions about the PDFs
Are these really free?
Yes. There is no charge, no email to hand over and no account to create. The files are free to download, keep, print and pass on. The one thing we ask is that you do not sell them.
Which edition should I pick?
If you read Arabic and want to recite, take the Arabic edition. If you want to understand what you are reciting, take Arabic with English. If your eyes struggle with a normal mushaf, take the large print. The pocket edition is for printing as a small booklet to carry.
Can I print these and hand them out at the mosque?
Yes, and that is a good use for them. Print as many copies as you need and distribute them freely. Please keep the last page, which carries the source and licence information, with the file.
Where does the Arabic text come from?
The Tanzil Project, which publishes a carefully verified Quran text used by a large number of Quran applications and websites. It is reproduced here exactly as published, with no changes of any kind. The full notice is on the last page of every file.
Which translation is used?
Abdullah Yusuf Ali, which is in the public domain. It is one of the most widely read English translations. If you want the meaning explained rather than translated, our guide to the meaning of Surah Yasin goes through the surah section by section.
Is there a transliteration edition?
Not yet. A transliteration has to come from a verified source rather than being generated, and we would rather publish nothing than publish something approximate. In the meantime, this guide explains how to use transliteration well and where it falls short.
Arabic text: Tanzil Project, Uthmani, reproduced verbatim under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0. Translation: Abdullah Yusuf Ali, public domain. Typeset in Amiri Quran and EB Garamond, both under the SIL Open Font License. Found a mistake in one of these files? Tell us and it will be corrected for everyone.