Qur’an distribution is a retail-scale operation reaching a dozen language markets

Evidence

The office itself appeared as a mix between a nonprofit organization and a 99 Cents Only Store. Shelves were stacked full of Qur’ans in various languages—English, Spanish, French, Turkish, Russian, Bosnian, and more. One wall was taken up with CDs of various lectures, another with literature and pamphlets about such things as how to perform your prayers correctly and why Islam condemns terrorism. — Moustafa Bayoumi, How Does It Feel to Be a Problem? Being…, 915