Masdariate-Quran Aur Mustashriqeen
Masdariate-Quran Aur Mustashriqeen
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Quran is the only Book which Allah has taken the responsibility to
protect.But over the time, It has to face the new challenges, but it is
the speciality of This Book that a letter can not be changed until
today, However, the nature of the objections varied in different
periods to Robb Muslim religious attachment with It.The goal and
purpose of all these efforts was same in all the time,which is to create
doubts concerning the Qur'an among the non-muslims,So that people
refuse to believe that It is the Divine Book . The Qur’an and the
Orientalists takes in to account the views and assumptions advanced
about the Qur’an by the doyens of the orientalists of the nineteenth
and twentieth centuries like William Muir, Theodor Noldeke, David
Margoliouth, Arthur Jeffery, Richard Bell, Montgomery Watt, and
others.They have a direct allegation of the Prophet’s authorship of the
Qur’an, particularly, his alleged borrowing from Judaeo-Christian
sources, the question of his literacy and the alleged environmental
influence on him in general.The same discussed in the article and tried
to remove the objections historically as wel as logically.
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1. Sprenger Aloy 1813-1893
2. William Muir 1819-1905
3. Theodore Noldeke 1836-1930
4. Ignaz Goldziher 1850-1921
5. W.Wellhausen 1844-1918
6. Leon Caetani 1869-1935
7. David Samuel Margoliouth 1858-1940
8. Richerd Bell 1876-1952
9. Montgomery William Watt 1909-2006
1-J.Wansbourough 1928-2002
2-J.A.Bellamy
3-Andrew Rippin 1945
4-Patricia Crone 1940
5-Michael Cook 1913
6-Kenneth Cragg 1913
7-Toby Lestyer 1964
J.Wansbourough
Ignaz Goldziher
Joseph Shacht Goldziher
J.Wansbourough
1-Quranic Studies: source and Methodology of Scriptual
Interpretation.
2-C on te nt a nd c om po sition o f Is la mic sa lv a t io n
History:Sectarian milieu.
salvation History
J.Wansbourough
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The Atlantic Monthly; January 1998; What is the Koran?;
Volume 283, No. 1; pages 43-56.
Puin
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A.Rodwell
Translation with Suras Arranged The Coran Chronologically
Richard Bell
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D.S. Margoliouth: Mohammed and the Rise of Islam, London, 1905, pp.64-65,
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Richard Bell: The Origin of Islam and its Christian Environment, London, 1926;
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pp.52-58, and "The Islamic Revelation in the Modern World", Edinburgh, 1969.
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translated from the German by Marmaduke Pickthall, Islamic Culture, vol:1, 1927,
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