In March 2009 the Spanish Qur’an translator, Raúl González Bórnez, granted permission to include the first translation with commentaries – this translation was made available by the Ministry of foreign affairs, Islamic Republic of Iran. was also contacted in hope of contributing translation with commentaries. The Al-Furqaan Foundation and Tahrike Tarsile Qur’an, Inc. The Sunni Imam Abdul Wahid Reino Arild Pedersen was in June 2008 consulted about the project and made some suggestions.

In February 2008 the Ahmadiyya movement in Denmark was requested to make the first full Danish Qur’an translation public available. In late April 2010 the project was released in its second version that supported notes and comments ( tafsir) to a wide range of translations.

Mid 2008 the project had collected and distributed more than 100 translation in over 20 different languages. Some year after the release of the first version a major updated was added, to supply the growing demand and features request.

After some time he decided to make his work public and Kashi, along with co-founder Uwe Hideki Matzen, founded the Online Quran Project in November 2007. With access to limited number of translation online, he first started to undergo a project to collect and distribute different translation. The Online Qur’an Project originated 2007, when co-founder Iman Mohammad Kashi was looking for different Qur'an translation online.

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