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Preface and Acknowledgments | p. 13 |
Transliteration and Other Technical Matters | p. 17 |
Introduction | |
Introduction | p. 23 |
What Is the Koran? | p. 107 |
Background | |
Towards a Prehistory of Islam | p. 131 |
A Question of Language | |
Syriac Influence on the Style of the Koran | p. 171 |
Some Additions to Prof. Jeffery's Foreign Vocabulary of the Quran | p. 193 |
The Arabic Readers of the Koran | p. 201 |
The Beginnings of Classical Arabic | p. 211 |
The Role of the Bedouins as Arbiters in Linguistic Questions and the Masala Az-Zunburiyya | p. 228 |
Some Suggestions to Quran Translators | p. 238 |
Sources of the Koran: Essenian, Christian, Coptic | |
Introduction to the Dead Sea Scrolls | p. 245 |
The Qumran Scrolls and the Quran | p. 251 |
An Essenian Tradition in the Koran | p. 268 |
A Qumranian Expression in the Koran | p. 283 |
A Possible Coptic Source of a Quranic Text | p. 288 |
Introduction to Raimund Kobert | p. 296 |
The Shahadat az-zur: The False Witness | p. 301 |
On the Meaning of the Three Final Words of Sura XXII.30-31 | p. 303 |
Early and Later Exegesis of the Koran: A Supplement to Or 35 | p. 311 |
Suras, Suras, Suras | |
Introduction to Sura IX.29 | p. 319 |
Some Minor Problems in the Quran | p. 322 |
Koran IX.29 | p. 343 |
A Propos de Quran IX.29: Hatta Yutu L-Gizyata wa-hum Sagiruna | p. 348 |
The Ancient Arab Background of the Koranic Concept al-Gizatu an Yadin | p. 350 |
"An Yadin" (Quran IX.29): An Attempt at Interpretation | p. 364 |
Koran and Tafsir: The Case of "an Yadin" | p. 372 |
Koran XXV.1: Al-Furqan and the "Warner" | p. 387 |
The Buddha Comes to China | p. 391 |
The Secret Identity of Dhu 1-Kifl | p. 394 |
Emendations, Interpolations | |
Studies Contributing to Criticism and Exegesis of the Koran | p. 399 |
A Qur'anic Interpolation | p. 436 |
Regarding Qur'an CI.6 | p. 462 |
Three Difficult Passages in the Koran | p. 466 |
A Strange Reading in the Qur'an | p. 481 |
Some Proposed Emendations to the Text of the Koran | p. 488 |
Richard Bell: Introduction and Commentary | |
Introduction to Richard Bell | p. 517 |
From Introduction to the Qur'an | p. 524 |
From A Commentary on the Qur'an | p. 553 |
Poetry and the Koran | |
The Strophic Structure of the Koran | p. 625 |
On the Koran | p. 647 |
On Pre-Islamic Christian Strophic Poetical Texts in the Koran: A Critical Look at the Work of Gunter Luling | p. 653 |
Manuscripts | |
The Problem of Dating the Early Qur'ans | p. 713 |
Observations on Early Qur'an Manuscripts in Sana | p. 739 |
Appendices | |
Abbreviations | p. 747 |
Converting Flugel Koranic Verse Numbers into Standard Egyptian | p. 751 |
Glossary | p. 753 |
The Genetic Relationship among Semitic Languages | p. 763 |
Semitic Languages Family Tree | p. 764 |
Origin of the Alphabet | p. 765 |
Development of Aramaic Scripts | p. 766 |
A Comparative Table of Hebrew, Syriac, and Arabic Scripts | p. 768 |
A Comparative Table of Nabataean and Arabic | p. 769 |
Nabataean and Arabic Inscriptions | p. 770 |
The Arabic Alphabet | p. 774 |
A Dot or Two Can Make All the Difference | p. 775 |
Arabia and the Near East | p. 776 |
List of Contributors | p. 777 |
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