Reading the Quran in Arabic

jamal hope you find this.

You said  If you are only reading the Quran in English - I suggest this multiple
translation approach as well. I do recommend that you begin reading in
Arabic as soon as possible -   even on the most basic rhythmic levels, the
Quran is untranslatable. I recommend listening to the specific sura while
reading.

My question is if I don't know how to pronouce the arabic words what benefit am I going to get in trying to read it in arabic? 

1) Pick a Sura
1) Have a transliteration ready
2) Follow along with a recording (I would use Sheikh Mishari for ease of
following)
3) Have an English translation available as well 
 

all right I am really ignorant, i looked at the link above. and i am lost.

the Transliteration tell you how to pronouce the words??? But i stilll need a recording of the arabic?????    Am I following you?

You know reading is alright and one can get to know another language that way. But you still in the end will need to hear and know how to prounce sound wise, well there are audio language tapes and texts books to go with, I'm sure arabic is amongst them on the shelves to.

amah in response to B.H in another thread mentioned audio tapes for/about prayers.

That got me thinking, (and perhaps there is and i just catched up) is there an audio tape/CD of the qu'ran that has both english and arabic, like language tapes/cds. There are many stories on audio that you can still get in the shops.

I know you can download the qu'ran/bible onto your pc or palm thou but isn't that just readable.