The Holy Quran, as narrated by Shu'bah from 'Asim via the Shatibiyyah method, is a Quranic edition that presents the Holy Text according to the narration of Shu'bah ibn 'Ayyash from 'Asim ibn Abi al-Najud. Shu'bah's narration is one of the two established narrations from Imam 'Asim; the other narration from 'Asim is that of Hafs, which is the more widespread.

Shu'bah's recitation is distinguished by some differences in word pronunciation or rules of Tajweed compared to Hafs's recitation. These differences contribute to the richness and diversity of Quranic readings. Ash-Shatibiyyah is a renowned text in the science of Quranic readings, in which Imam Ash-Shatibi compiled the seven canonical readings, including the reading of 'Asim as transmitted by Shu'bah. It is one of the most important sources in the science of Quranic readings.

This Quran, written in the Uthmani script, offers reciters and students of Quranic readings the opportunity to study the recitation of Shu'bah from 'Asim according to the precise rules and principles of Tajweed, and enhances understanding of the subtle differences in this recitation compared to others. This edition is ideal for readers who wish to diversify their recitations and study various Quranic readings while maintaining accuracy in performance and recitation.