You can download the nafees nastaliq font from here for use on your website. http://www.cle.org.pk/software/localization/Fonts/nafeesNastaleeq.html

Just for your info: Indo-pak Arabic script is for Arabic text not Urdu text.

Please marke the numbers more visible.

While reading the English commentary of Mohammad Asad, I noted that he quite often refers to the commentary in another ayah. It would be beneficial if a link could be provided from there to the place where the commentator refers. This would facilitate easy reading. Needless to say, a return link should also be present on the referenced link.

As a Turkish student of the Quran, I use certain translations a lot more often than some others. However, the ones I most often use are not on the site. Humbly, I definitely suggest including the translations of the Mustafa İslamoğlu, Ali Ünal and Hayrat Vakfı. This would be a great gift to the Turkish-speaking lovers of the Qur'ân. The ones you have are already available on so many other websites. Jazakumullah al-Khayr!

First of all i really appreciate ur work! and if its posible then plz define another lang's translation more deeply too, as u have done in English... thanks

There quite a few translations that are controversial (Hilali-Khan, Rashad K., Progressive Muslims, etc). I think that there should be a link on the taskbar of the website that states that not all translations are considered authoritative.