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THE QUR’AN IN ITS HISTORICAL CONT
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CONTENTS List of images vii Notes o
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IMAGES 1 Epitaph of Imru’ al-Qays
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CONTRIBUTORS Others Saw it (Princet
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FOREWORD Three decades ago, when a
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FOREWORD foundations of the Qur’a
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EGYPT Constantinople ANATOLIA Black
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GABRIEL SAID REYNOLDS meaning for a
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Part 1 LINGUISTIC AND HISTORICAL EV
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FRED M. DONNER their attitudes cons
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ROBERT HOYLAND Interestingly, Arab
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ROBERT HOYLAND of the Christians ma
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ROBERT HOYLAND d Arabic had also lo
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3 RECENT RESEARCH ON THE CONSTRUCTI
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GERHARD BÖWERING correlated with t
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GERHARD BÖWERING two centuries and
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GERHARD BÖWERING origins of Islam.
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GERHARD BÖWERING which the Qur’a
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GERHARD BÖWERING 8 The Satanic ver
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GERHARD BÖWERING 41 D. Chwolsohn,
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Part 3 CRITICAL STUDY OF THE QUR’
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ANDREW RIPPIN the Qur’an; they de
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Primary sources, Islam
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Al-Suyuti. al-Muzhir f
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Theodore of Cyrrhus. T
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Bellamy, J.A. “Textu
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Dvorˇák, R. “Über
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Negev, A. Personal Nam
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Retsö, J. The Arabs i
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Sprenger, A. “Foreig
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INDEX OF BIBLICAL VERSES Hebrew Bib
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surat al-baqara (2) 55 256 58 238 6
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surat al-anbiya’ (21) 7 81 19 146
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INDEX OF PEOPLE, PLACES AND SUBJECT
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REVELATION