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186 Gerd-R. PuinOriental Studies, 2004. [Weak black and white "facsimile" edition togetheruseful CD in colour]H =~an 'a', DAM 01-29.1Black and white microfilm.[I;Iijiizi style]J ~an'a',DAM01-25.1 [I;Iijazistyle]Black and white microfilm.K =istanbul, Topkapi "Mu~l}af 'Uthman"[Kufi style]Al-Mu~J:!af al-Sharif. Attributed to 'Uthman bin 'A:ffiin (The copy at thePalace Museum). Prepared for publication by Dr. T. Altikula9. Istanbul:Research Centre for Islamic History, Art and Culture 1428 I 2007.4.2 Recently printed Qur ~iin editionsThe numbers 1 to 19 are abbreviations for the editions used for setting up th~tables in sections 1.3.2, 2.3:2, 2.4, and 3.4.3. Catalogue numbers such as ·40-Yusuf Ali 01.1> are my own abbreviations for the edition in question.As the Standard Text (StT ="reading" ofl;Iaf~ 'an 'A.~im) for reference andcomparison we take the official "King Fahd" or "Medina" Mu~l;!afwhlch ----•-'-·--·the same orthography as the "Cairo" or "Fu'ad" Mu~l;!afs. It is written in aNaskhi script by the calligrapher 'Uthman Taha: al-Madina 1415/1994-5al-Qur 'an al-karfm, Mu:{/:zaj al-Madfna al-nabawiyya. Madina:al-Malik Fahd li-Tiba'at al-MuJ?l:lafal-Sharif, 1415/1994-5.Vowel/etters and ortho-epic writing in the Qur 'iin 187= Miinchen 4 1997·· · Koran. Die heilige Schrift des Islam in deutscher Obertragung, mit Erliiuter. nach den Kommentaren von Dschalalain, Tabari und anderen hervorraklassischenKoranauslegem. Munich: Islamisches Zentrum Miinchen, 1997.= Lahore 3 2004am.~t-t,ll-Lmr 'an. (Translation from Arabic into Urdu] By Justice Pir MuhammadShah Al-Azhari (R.A.). English translation (from Urdu!] by Prof. AnisSheikh. Lahore, Karachi: Zia-ul-Qur' an Publications.'an al-karfm I Holly [sic] Qur 'an, Color coded. Mtt$/:zaf al-tajwfd I TajweedEd. Sub hi Taha. Damascus: Dar-Al-Ma 'rifa, 2004, (see
188 Gerd-R. PuinAl-ntb' al-awwal min al-Qur 'an a!- 'a+fm 'ala riwayat al-imam Wars h.Maktabat al-Manar, n.y. (c. 2000).# 10 Cairo 1383 I 1964al-Qur ·a~ al-karrm . .. tubi 'a bi-1-rasm al- 'Uthmanr 'ala riwayat al-imambi-1-kha!! al-maghribf al-tanisf al-jaza 'irf al-ijrfqf al-muwaf:zf:zad, wifqanta~mfm alladhf wada 'ahu Mul;mmmad 'Abd al-Ral;unan Mul;lammad, wa·-a~ranea-·:'~ibf:zatahu Majma 'al-Bu/:zz7th al-Islamiyyah bi-l-Azhar I al-rub 'al-awwal . ..fourths with extra page counting; in one vol.]. Cairo: Dar al-Mu~,>l;mf, 138311964. ·# 11 Damascus 1 142812008'an al-karfm wa-rattili l-Qur 'ana tartflan riwayat Khalaf 'an lfamza, minal-Shatibiyya. Damascus: Dar al-Ma 'rifa, 142812008. istanbul/ 3 1998'an al-karfm. Istanbul: TenvirNe~riyat, Se9il Ofset, 1998.-·. # 19 istanbul 1 139411974'an) -Istanb':ll: Matba' at Renkler, 13 941197 4 [Original calligraphy by I:Iarnid
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New Perspectives on the Qur'anIn th
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New Perspectives onthe Qur)anThe Qu
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ContentsAcknowledgementsContributor
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Acknowledgements xiiiAcknowledgemen
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xviContributorsCompanion to the Qur
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xxForewordIf we were to leave thing
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2 Gabriel Said ReynoldsIn the intro
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6 Gabriel Said Reynoldscontribution
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10 Gabriel Said ReynoldsA different
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14 Gabriel Said ReynoldsAnd He sent
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18 Gabriel Said Reynoldsnames and d
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·Part I···Method in Qur)anic st
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26 Fred M Donnerable to determine m
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30 Fred M Donnerabout which the tra
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34 Fred M Donnerhistorian cannot ac
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Studies in Qur 'anic vocabulary 392
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42 Andrew Rippinforeign is not clea
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46 Andrew Rippinsuggestion could al
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50 Nasr Abu Zaydfrom the perspectiv
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54 Nasr Abu Zaydstudy (1968-72), Eg
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58 Nasr Abu Zaydthe commencement (i
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62 Nasr Abu ZaydThe second phenomen
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66 Nasr Abu Zaydare intended to rea
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70 Nasr Abu Zaydchapter shows that
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74 Nasr Abu ZaydMuslim jurists,fitq
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78 Nasr Abu ZaydFor the natures of
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82 Nasr Abu Zaydcertain, whereas th
Page 55 and 56: 86 Nasr Abu Zaydyour lord?' They sa
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Page 59 and 60: 94 Robert G. Hoylandit by hereditar
Page 61 and 62: 98 Robert G. HoylandScript/Lang.: L
Page 63 and 64: 102 Robert G. HoylandNo.24Place: al
Page 65 and 66: 106 Robert G. HoylandThough classed
Page 67 and 68: 110 Robert G. Hoyland"Akrabos ben S
Page 69 and 70: 114 Robert G. HoylandThe only probl
Page 71 and 72: 118 Hani HayajnehScattered hints ar
Page 73 and 74: 122 Hani Hayajnehand the situations
Page 75 and 76: 126 llanillayqinehthat can elucidat
Page 77 and 78: 130 Hani Hayajnehpreserved in the c
Page 79 and 80: 134 Hani Hayajneh3. al-UkhdiidQur'a
Page 81 and 82: 138 Hani Hayajneh"deliver, preserve
Page 83 and 84: 142 Hani Hayajnehits common tribal
Page 85 and 86: 146 Hani Hayajneh"l) 'mkrb son of ~
Page 87 and 88: 148 Gerd-R. PuinThe orthography oft
Page 89 and 90: 152 Gerd-R. PuinVowel letters and o
Page 91 and 92: 156 Gerd-R. Puinto be explained as
Page 93 and 94: 160 Gerd-R. Puinmade identical with
Page 95 and 96: 164 Gerd-R. Puin(66) fhJ( 67) \J.J
Page 97 and 98: 168 Gerd-R. Puin(Q 51 :47). Here, i
Page 99 and 100: 172 Gerd-R. Puin16:69 16:69 D =16:9
Page 101 and 102: 176 Gerd-R. Puinaccusative, but has
Page 103 and 104: 186 Gerd-R. PuinHowever, neither th
Page 105: 184 Gerd-R. PuinIn M.F. Malik's tra
Page 109 and 110: Hapaxes in the Qur'an:identifying a
Page 111 and 112: 196 Shawkat M Toorawathe works of M
Page 113 and 114: 200 Shawkat M ToorawaIn his 1966 Le
Page 115 and 116: 204 Shawkat M ToordWa"any biblical
Page 117 and 118: 208 Shawkat M Toorawa Hapaxes in th
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Page 125 and 126: 224 Shawkat M Toorawa Hapax.es in t
Page 129 and 130: 232 Shawkat M Toorawa Hapax:es in t
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Page 133 and 134: 240 Shawkat M Toorawafrom a shared
Page 135 and 136: 244 Shaw/cat M Toorawasix. And in a
Page 137 and 138: 248 Manfred KroppQur'anic corpus wh
Page 139 and 140: 252 Manfred Kroppobscurum per obscu
Page 141 and 142: 256 Manfred KroppNow the verb kana,
Page 143 and 144: 260 Manfred KroppHaving in mind now
Page 145 and 146: 264 Manfred KroppTo conclude this s
Page 147 and 148: 268 Munther YounesThe wordgharq vio
Page 149 and 150: 272 Mzmther Youneslater came to be
Page 151 and 152: 276 Munther YounesThe verb nashit,
Page 153 and 154: 280 Christoph LuxenbergEdessa, whic
Page 155 and 156: 284 Christoph Luxenberg14 He had be
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288 Christoph Luxenbergvariants in
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292 Christoph Luxenberg11. mil kadh
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296 Christoph Luxenbergapplication
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Al-Nafilirii in the Qur' anA hermen
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304 Sidney Griffithonly Persian pag
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308 Sidney Griffithand al-na~ara as
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312 Sidney Griffiththis manner the
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316 Sidney Griffithpassages that eq
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320 Sidney Griffithincluded Jews an
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324 Devin J. StewartMore r~cently,
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328 Devin J. Stewart(Q 101:9-11), t
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332 Devin J. Stewartpagans assign t
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336 Devin J. StewartOmen texts were
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340 Devin J. StewartQur'an in the s
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344 Devin J. StewartThi~ idea may t
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348 Devin J. Stewartand so on, are
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352 Su{eiman A. Mouraddid not come
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356 Suleiman A. Mouradaccusation. T
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360 Clare WildeJudea-Christian comm
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364 Clare WildeBible was recognized
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368 Clare WildeRecitation or codex-
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Messengers and angels in the Qur'an
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376 Gerald HawtingIt was indicated
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380 Gerald Hawtingthird person (the
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384 Gerald HawtingInherent in all o
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388 Gerald HawtingChristianity that
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Is there a notion of "divineelectio
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396 Reuven FirestoneThe New Testame
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400 Reuven Firestonethrough. a fire
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404 Reuven FirestoneMost of the ter
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408 Reuven Firestoneof the religiou
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412 Waleed Ahmedassess the early Mu
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416 Waleed Ahmedabsent (mal;zdhz7f,
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420 Waleed AhmedThe main problem wi
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424 Waleed AhmedConclusionThe analy
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428 Joseph Witztumhomily by Narsai.
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432 Joseph Witztumin the story keep
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436 Joseph Witztumexample,,when Jac
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440 Joseph WitztumAnd again they sa
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444 Joseph Witztum?ialect and might
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448 Joseph Witztumnot that.the Syri
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452 Emran El-BadawiOther scholars r
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456 Emran El-BadawiCenturies of Ara
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460 Emran El-Badawi!ewish scri~es.
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464 Emran El-Badawistranger, clothi
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468 Adam Silverstein"Egypt." 4 But
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472 Adam Silversteinhoweve~, are la
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476 Adam Silversteinto build a ~arb
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480 BibliographyAbii al-Futiil;!, M
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484 Bibliography--Homiliae Selectae
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488 BibliographyBeyer, K. and A. Li
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492 BibliographyGallez, E.-M. Le me
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496 BibliographyKahle, P.E. "The Qu
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500 BibliographyMcAuliffe, J.D. Qur
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504 Bibliography--"Die Wissenschaft
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508 BibliographySpitaler, A. "Die N
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Index of Qur' anic citationsand ref
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516 Index of Qur 'anic citations an
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520 Index of Qur 'iinic citations a
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524 Index of Qur 'anic citations an
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Index of people, places and subject
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532 Index of people, places and sub
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536 Index of people, places and sub
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