What the Koran really says : language, text, and commentary / edited with translations by Ibn Warraq. [print]
Material type: TextPublication details: Amherst, New York : Prometheus Books, (c)2002.Description: 702 pages : map ; 24 cmContent type:- text
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- BP169
- BP169.W555.W438 2002
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Includes bibliographies and index.
PART 1. IndianaTRODUCTION : 1. Introduction by Ibn Warraq -- 2. What Is the Koran? / by Toby Lester -- PennsylvaniaRT 2. BACKGROUND : 1. Towards a Prehistory of Islam by Yehuda D. Nevo -- PennsylvaniaRT 3. A QUESTION OF LouisianaNGUAGE : 1. Syriac Influence on the Style of the Koran by Alphonse Mingana -- 2. Some Additions to Prof. Jeffery's Foreign Vocabulary of the Qur'an by D.S. Margoliouth -- 3. The Arabic Readers of the Koran by Paul E. Kahle -- 4. The Beginnings of Classical Arabic by C. Rabin -- 5. The Role of the Bedouins as Arbiters in Linguistic Questions and the Mas'ala Az-Zunburiyya by Joshua Blau -- 6. Some Suggestions to Qur'an Translators by A. Ben-Shemesh -- PennsylvaniaRT 4. SOURCES OF THE KORAN: ESSENIAN, CHRISTIAN, ColoradoPTIC : 1. Introduction to the Dead Sea Scrolls by Ibn Warraq -- 2. The Qumran Scrolls and the Qur'an by Eric R. Bishop -- 3. An Essenian Tradition in the Koran by Marc Philonenko -- 4. A Qumranian Expression in the Koran by Marc Philonenko -- 5. A Possible Coptic Source of a Qur'anic Text by Wilson B. Bishai -- 6. Introduction to Raimund Kobert by Ibn Warraq -- 7. The Shahadat az-zur: The False Witness by Raimund Kobert -- 8. On the Meaning of the Three Final Words of Sura XXII.30-31 by Raimund Kobert -- 9. Early and Later Exegesis of the Koran: A Supplement to Or 35 by Raimund Kobert --
PART 5. SURAS, SURAS, SURAS : 1. Introduction to Sura IX.29 by Ibn Warraq -- 2. Some Minor Problems in the Qur'an by Franz Rosenthal3. Koran IX.29 by Claude Cahen -- 4. A Propos de Qur'an IX.29: Hatta Yu'tu L-Gizyata wa-hum Sagiruna by Meir M. Bravmann and Claude Cahen -- 5. The Ancient Arab Background of the Koranic Concept al-Gizatu 'an Yadin by Meir M. Bravman -- 6. "'An Yadin" (Qur'an IX.29): An Attempt at Interpretation by M.J. Kister -- 7. Koran and Tafsir: The Case of "'an Yadin" / by Uri Rubin -- 8. Koran XXV.1: Al-Furqan and the "Warner" / by C. Heger -- 9. The Buddha Comes to China by Michael Schub -- 10. The Secret Identity of Dhu l-Kifl by Michael Schub -- PennsylvaniaRT 6. EMENDATIONS, IndianaTERPOLATIONS : 1. Studies Contributing to Criticism and Exegesis of the Koran by J. Barth -- 2. A Qur'anic Interpolation by A. Fischer -- 3. Regarding Qur'an CI.6 by A. Fischer -- 4. Three Difficult Passages in the Koran by C.C. Torrey -- 5. A Strange Reading in the Qur'an by C.C. Torrey -- 6. Some Proposed Emendations to the Text of the Koran by James A. Bellamy -- PennsylvaniaRT 7. Rhode IslandCHARD BELL: IndianaTRODUCTION AND ColoradoMMENTARY : 1. Introduction to Richard Bell by Ibn Warraq -- 2. From IndianaTRODUCTION TO THE QUR'AN by Richard Bell -- 3. From A ColoradoMMENTARY ON THE QUR'AN by Richard Bell.
PART 8. POETRY AND THE KORAN : 1. The Strophic Structure of the Koran by Rudolf Geyer -- 2. On the Koran by Julius Wellhausen -- 3. On Pre-Islamic Christian Strophic Poetical Texts in the Koran: A Critical Look at the Work of Gunter Luling by Ibn Rawandi -- PennsylvaniaRT 9. MassachusettsNUSCRIPTS : 1. The Problem of Dating the Early Qur'ans by Adolf Grohmann -- 2. Observations on Early Qur'an Manuscripts in San'a by Gerd-R. Puin Languages -- E. Semitic Languages Family Tree -- F. Origin of the Alphabet -- G. Development of Aramaic Scripts -- H. A Comparative Table of Hebrew, Syriac, and Arabic Scripts -- I. A Comparative Table of Nabataean and Arabic -- J. Nabataean and Arabic Inscriptions -- K. The Arabic Alphabet -- L. A Dot or Two Can Make All the Difference -- M. Arabia and the Near East -- N. List of Contributors.
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