This comprehensive introduction to the basic methods and current state of historical-critical Qur anic scholarship covers all of the field s major questions, giving readers the tools needed to work with and understand this vital but complex text.
This comprehensive introduction to the basic methods and current state of historical-critical Qur anic scholarship covers all of the field s major questions, giving readers the tools needed to work with and understand this vital but complex text.
Nicolai Sinai is Professor of Islamic Studies at the Oriental Institute, Oxford University, and a Fellow of Pembroke College, Oxford. He has published on the Qur'an, on pre-modern and modern Islamic scriptural exegesis, and on the history of philosophy in the Islamic world.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part One: Background 1 Some basic features of the Qur'an 2 Muhammad and the Qur'an 3 The Qur'anic milieu Part Two: Method 4 Literary coherence and secondary revision 5 Inner-Qur'anic chronology 6 Intertextuality Part Three: A diachronic survey of the Qur'anic proclamations 7 The Meccan surahs 8 The Medinan surahs Bibliography Index
Introduction Part One: Background 1 Some basic features of the Qur'an 2 Muhammad and the Qur'an 3 The Qur'anic milieu Part Two: Method 4 Literary coherence and secondary revision 5 Inner-Qur'anic chronology 6 Intertextuality Part Three: A diachronic survey of the Qur'anic proclamations 7 The Meccan surahs 8 The Medinan surahs Bibliography Index
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