In Malaysia, the use of Al-Quran of Uthamani’s script has been empowered through the approach and exposure initaitives by Ministry of Home Affair’s. However, there are certain irresponsible al-Quran printing companies which ignored and abused the act of Printing of Quranic Text Act 1986. This study aims to identify errors in printing manuscripts of the Quran in Malaysia. It uses qualitative methods through interviews and data analysis instrument. The study found that there are some Quran printing errors such as no approval from the ministry, translation of Al-Quran without Arabic text, Quran writing not in accordance with rule of Uthamani’s script and translation errors in the text of the Quran are in contravention of the Printing of Quranic Text Act 1986.

Ilmu tajwid merupakan satu ilmu yang membincangkan tentang cara sebutan huruf dan tempat keluar huruf. Tambahan juga ilmu tajwid adalah ilmu khusus untuk memperelokkan bacaan al-Quran. Menjadi satu amalan di kalangan ulama iaitu mempelajari al-Quran secara talaqqi bersanad di kalangan ulama qurra'. Seterusnya amalan ini diteruskan dari generasi ke generasi sehingga pada zaman ini. Kajian ini dijalankan adalah untuk mengenalpasti sejauh mana pengamalan ilmu tajwid dalam pengajian talaqqi sanad al-Quran. Kajian ini merupakan kajian kuantitatif dan menjadikan soal selidik dijadikan sabagai instrumen utama. Seterusnya analisis deskriptif digunakan untuk mendapat nilai skor min, kekerapan, peratus, dan sisihan piawan. Data di analisis menggunakan perisian IBM SPSS statistics 20.0. Hasil kajian mendapati bahawa pengamalan ilmu tajwid dalam pengajian talaqqi al-Quran bersanad berada ditahap yang memuaskan iaitu 4.21 hingga 5.0 Implikasi kajian ialah pemantapan ilmu tajwid haruslah diberi tumpuan dalam proses pengajian al-Quran bersanad oleh guru yang berpengalaman.

Quranic printing has gone through a few modifications, in parallel with the printing’s revolution. The first printed al-Quran was in the year 1530 AD in Venice, Italy. Ever since, several countries took the opportunity to print the al-Quran including Germany, Russia, Iran, India, and Turkey. Nevertheless, the Quranic printing requires strict supervision to ensure the authenticity of al-Quran, which led to some countries like Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Jordan taking the initiative to establish the Quranic Tasheh Committee to supervise all activities relating to Quranic printing in the country. This research focuses on the issues of Quranic printing in Malaysia and makes the Ministry of Home Affairs of Malaysia (MOHA) as an observation place. This research is a qualitative study and chooses research methods of interview and document analysis as the research instruments. Results found that the Quranic Text Control Unit of MOHA has introduced three main steps to ensure that the Quranic text is free from any errors namely mistakes detected in the Muṣḥaf al-Quran, validation of approval code, and hologram stickers