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The History Of The Quranic Text From Revelation To Compilation A Comparative Study With The Old And New Testaments Muhammad Mustafa Alazami

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The History Of The Quranic Text From Revelation To Compilation A Comparative Study With The Old And New Testaments Muhammad Mustafa Alazami instant download after payment.

Publisher: UK Islamic Academy

File Extension: PDF

File size: 9.78 MB

Pages: 394

Author: Muhammad Mustafa al-Azami

ISBN: 9781872531656, 9781872531663, 1872531652, 1872531660

Language: English

Year: 2003

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The History Of The Quranic Text From Revelation To Compilation A Comparative Study With The Old And New Testaments Muhammad Mustafa Alazami by Muhammad Mustafa Al-azami 9781872531656, 9781872531663, 1872531652, 1872531660 instant download after payment.

This volume tries to fill the gaping hole in the area of Qurʼānic textual criticism, especially coming from Muslims scholars. It is an impassioned attempt to contrast the "immaculate preservation" of the Qurʼān with the alterations in the transmission of the text of the Bible, both the Old and the New Testament. The author barely refrains from making the charge that Jews and Christians corrupted the Scriptures the primary theme of his work. Rather, his primary aim is to question the motives of Western scholarship which are described as "continuously undermining Islam's Holy Book." For this reason, he attempts a Muslim scholarly response to popular Western perceptions that question the Muslims' capacity to defend the integrity of the Qurʼān. This polemic approach yields some interesting and at times instructive research, yet comes short of entirely reliable conclusions.�