The First and Last Revelations of the Qur'an - Fatoohi, Louay
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In the written Qur'an, known as "mü¿af," the chapters are not arranged in the chronological order of their revelation. The first and last verses in the mü¿af are not the first and last revealed verses, respectively. There are ¿ad¿ths and historical reports about which verses and chapters were revealed first and last. This book examines the credibility of each report, evaluates the views of scholars, and presents its own conclusions. Focused on the subject of the first and last revelations of the Qur'an, this small book is by far the most detailed and complete study of this area of the Sciences…mehr

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In the written Qur'an, known as "mü¿af," the chapters are not arranged in the chronological order of their revelation. The first and last verses in the mü¿af are not the first and last revealed verses, respectively. There are ¿ad¿ths and historical reports about which verses and chapters were revealed first and last. This book examines the credibility of each report, evaluates the views of scholars, and presents its own conclusions. Focused on the subject of the first and last revelations of the Qur'an, this small book is by far the most detailed and complete study of this area of the Sciences of the Qur'an. This book attempts to identify the following: · The first verse of the Qur'an · The first chapter of the Qur'an · The last verse of the Qur'an · The last chapter of the Qur'an
Autorenporträt
Louay Fatoohi was born in Baghdad, Iraq, in 1961. He and his wife migrated to the UK in 1992. He lives in Birmingham, England. He obtained a BSc in physics from Baghdad University, Iraq, in 1984 and a PhD in astronomy from Durham University, UK, in 1998. Originally from a Christian family, Louay reverted to Islam in his early ¿twenties. He is one of the representatives of Tariqa Kasnazaniyya. In addition to being his faith ¿of choice and way of life, Islam is ¿for him a subject of deep intellectual interest. He is interested in ¿Qur'anic ¿and Islamic studies in general, but his main areas of research are as follows: 1) The comparative study of history in the Qur'an, Jewish and Christian ¿scriptures, and independent ¿historical sources¿; 2) Sufism; 3) The history of the Qur'anic text and revelation; 4) Quranic exegesis. Louay is a prolific author who has published over twenty-five books in English and Arabic in Islamic studies. He has also published over twenty research papers in cosmology, applied historical astronomy, and the Islamic calendar.