Reading the Quran with comfort

In honor of Maran Shlita Michael, Minister of Israel.
Recently, I began to use my time in the synagogue to study Arabic. This evening, I sat down to read from the Safra Kadisha, the “Quran” for Muslims, in the synagogue, but as I did so, I wondered if this was not forbidden by the categorical imperative (just as I would feel bad if a Muslim were to read the Torah in the synagogue in order to learn Biblical Hebrew).
I eagerly await your response, which I am sure will be like cold water on a tired soul. Thank you (:
PS: The question was written with hands washed with burit and aloe vera soap, and immersed in a blessing in a mikveh (albeit without Shem and Malchut), as befits our rabbi.