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CONTENTS PART 2 The religious context of the late antique Near East 139 6 The theological Christian influence on the Qur’an: a reflection 141 SAMIR KHALIL SAMIR 7 Mary in the Qur’an: a reexamination of her presentation 163 SULEIMAN A. MOURAD 8 The Alexander Legend in the Qur’an 18:83–102 175 KEVIN VAN BLADEL 9 Beyond single words: Ma’ida – Shaytan – jibt and taghut. Mechanisms of transmission into the Ethiopic (GY‘Yz) Bible and the Qur’anic text 204 MANFRED KROPP 10 Nascent Islam in the seventh century Syriac sources 217 ABDUL-MASSIH SAADI PART 3 Critical study of the Qur’an and the Muslim exegetical tradition 223 11 Notes on medieval and modern emendations of the Qur’an 225 DEVIN J. STEWART 12 Syriac in the Qur’an: classical Muslim theories 249 ANDREW RIPPIN Bibliography 262 Index of Biblical verses 283 Index of Qur’anic verses 285 Index of people, places and subjects 289 vi
IMAGES 1 Epitaph of Imru’ al-Qays, Nemara (S. Syria), 328 CE 53 2 Dedication to Obodas, ‘Ayn Abada/En Avdat (S. Palestine), ca. second century CE 54 3 Funerary text, Hegra (NW Saudi Arabia), 267 CE 54 4 Building text, Zebed (N. Syria), ca. 512 CE 55 5 Graffito, Jabal Usays (S. Syria), 529 CE 55 6 Building text, Harran (S. Syria), 569 CE 56 7 Funerary text, Nebo (Jordan), mid-sixth century CE 56 8 Graffiti, Umm Judhayidh (NW Arabia), ca. fourth to fifth century CE 61 9 Graffiti, Umm Judhayidh (NW Arabia), ca. fourth to fifth century CE 62 10 Graffito, Qa‘ al-Mu‘tadil (NW Arabia), AH 24 62 11 Poetry quotation, Mecca (Arabia), AH 98 64 vii
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FRED M. DONNER about theology and r
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FRED M. DONNER contrary views. John
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FRED M. DONNER and interpretation -
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FRED M. DONNER not have to wait for
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FRED M. DONNER 18 F.M. Donner, “F
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FRED M. DONNER south of Damascus, d
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ROBERT HOYLAND Abu l-Faraj (Bar Heb
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ROBERT HOYLAND Figure 2 Dedication
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ROBERT HOYLAND Figure 6 Building te
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ROBERT HOYLAND Interestingly, Arab
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ROBERT HOYLAND of the Christians ma
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ROBERT HOYLAND Figure 9 Graffiti, U
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ROBERT HOYLAND d Arabic had also lo
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ROBERT HOYLAND 17-36; C. Robin, “
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ROBERT HOYLAND when Abu Karib, a Gh
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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 certain consonant
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GERHARD BÖWERING two centuries and
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GERHARD BÖWERING for example, the
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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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4 RECONSIDERING THE AUTHORSHIP OF T
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CLAUDE GILLIOT influenced by the th
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CLAUDE GILLIOT The case of Waraqa b
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CLAUDE GILLIOT ● The (supposedly)
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CLAUDE GILLIOT for him the “readi
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CLAUDE GILLIOT and this can be cons
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CLAUDE GILLIOT The same Van Reeth o
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CLAUDE GILLIOT in Journal of Qur’
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CLAUDE GILLIOT 29 Tabari (i.e. Bal
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CLAUDE GILLIOT 55 Gilliot, Exégès
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CLAUDE GILLIOT 96 Qurtubi, Tafsir,
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SIDNEY GRIFFITH thematic, they have
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SIDNEY GRIFFITH that he thinks that
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SIDNEY GRIFFITH While here is not t
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SIDNEY GRIFFITH these narratives in
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SIDNEY GRIFFITH the cave” (18:10)
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SIDNEY GRIFFITH God’s promise is
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SIDNEY GRIFFITH Furthermore, given
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SIDNEY GRIFFITH and he took the wel
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SIDNEY GRIFFITH al-raqim could just
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SIDNEY GRIFFITH heaven, the Lord
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SIDNEY GRIFFITH So the Qur’an’s
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SIDNEY GRIFFITH sources, most notab
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SIDNEY GRIFFITH 37 See I. Guidi,
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SIDNEY GRIFFITH 68 Bellam y, “Al-
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Part 2 THE RELIGIOUS CONTEXT OF THE
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SAMIR KHALIL SAMIR the parallels ar
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SAMIR KHALIL SAMIR interprets this
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SAMIR KHALIL SAMIR The verb khalaqa
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SAMIR KHALIL SAMIR condemnation; ev
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SAMIR KHALIL SAMIR Matthew and Mark
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SAMIR KHALIL SAMIR The Qur’anic n
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SAMIR KHALIL SAMIR to which Christ
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SAMIR KHALIL SAMIR thalathatun inta
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SAMIR KHALIL SAMIR To Him is referr
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SAMIR KHALIL SAMIR However, the pri
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SAMIR KHALIL SAMIR 15 See FV, 255-6
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SULEIMAN A. MOURAD hear all and kno
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SULEIMAN A. MOURAD would lead to a
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SULEIMAN A. MOURAD quench our thirs
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SULEIMAN A. MOURAD The majority of
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SULEIMAN A. MOURAD Conclusion The Q
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SULEIMAN A. MOURAD 29 The translati
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KEVIN VAN BLADEL The present invest
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KEVIN VAN BLADEL he found outside t
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KEVIN VAN BLADEL Egyptian metalwork
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KEVIN VAN BLADEL The title of the S
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KEVIN VAN BLADEL The second of the
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KEVIN VAN BLADEL relic of the True
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KEVIN VAN BLADEL apocalyptic terms
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KEVIN VAN BLADEL due to an earlier,
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KEVIN VAN BLADEL Floods of nations
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KEVIN VAN BLADEL It is tempting the
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KEVIN VAN BLADEL What is striking i
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KEVIN VAN BLADEL impossible for the
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KEVIN VAN BLADEL noose from the roo
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KEVIN VAN BLADEL (scil. Gog and Mag
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9 BEYOND SINGLE WORDS Ma’ida - Sh
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MANFRED KROPP perhaps under Indian
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MANFRED KROPP New examples The word
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MANFRED KROPP been understood as a
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MANFRED KROPP lame walk and the dea
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MANFRED KROPP round the Red Sea.”
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MANFRED KROPP R. Paret, Der Koran.
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ABDUL-MASSIH SAADI who had been at
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ABDUL-MASSIH SAADI having accepted
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ABDUL-MASSIH SAADI 22 Saadi, “The
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11 NOTES ON MEDIEVAL AND MODERN EME
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NOTES ON EMENDATIONS OF THE QUR’A
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12 SYRIAC IN THE QUR’AN Classical
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SYRIAC IN THE QUR’AN For classica
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SYRIAC IN THE QUR’AN the exegesis
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SYRIAC IN THE QUR’AN Nabataeans t
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SYRIAC IN THE QUR’AN In the case
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SYRIAC IN THE QUR’AN an obvious c
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SYRIAC IN THE QUR’AN 17 “Nabati
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Ibn Ishaq. See Ibn His
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Chronicle of Siirt, Ch
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Al-A‘zami, Muhammad
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Chwolsohn, D. Die Ssab
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BIBLIOGRAPHY —— “Collecte ou
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BIBLIOGRAPHY —— “The textual
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Rome: The Gregorian Un
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BIBLIOGRAPHY —— “Die Wissensc
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BIBLIOGRAPHY al-Samuk, S.M. Die his
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Wansbrough, J. Qur’a
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21:5-8 188, 192 21:20 188, 192 21:2
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160 227 161 238 180 242 surat al-an
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surat al-najm (53) 19-20 84 (n. 8)
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INDEX OF PEOPLE, PLACES AND SUBJECT
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