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Schlagt die Frauen: Interpretation des Koranverses 92/4:34 durch die Jahrhunderte (Kurzversion ohne Exegesen in Arabisch) von Sami A. Aldeeb Abu-Sahlieh (Autor), David Zaugg (Übersetzer), Amazon, Charleston, 2022, 77 pages

Schlagt die Frauen: Interpretation des Koranverses 92/4:34 durch die Jahrhunderte (Lange Version mit Exegesen) von Sami A. Aldeeb Abu-Sahlieh (Autor), David Zaugg (Übersetzer), Amazon, Charleston, 2022, 259 pages

“Šāh Ismāʻīl und seine zeitgleich mehreren Koranexemplare: eine Reflexion der Problematik der Signaturfälschung der schiitischen Imame in den Koranmanuskripten,” in Spektrum Iran, 31ii (2018) pp. 29-53.

Spektrum Iran, 2018

This paper studies a set of Qur’an fragments in Kufic, at the end of which some colophons attributed to the script of one of the Shi’ite Imams have been added. The author first introduces ten manuscripts, their physical features and the contents of these Qur’anic manuscripts along with their pictures. Then, analyzing of the colophons of the manuscripts, the author shows that the colophons attributed to Imams have been added later than the original time of the manuscripts. All of these colophons come with sentences signifying the visiting and sealing of manuscripts by the Safavid king, Šāh Ismāʻīl (rule 1487-1524 A.D.). The author shows that this is also a kind of forging occurred later than the Šāh Ismāʻīl era in order to increase the financial and spiritual value of manuscripts. Key words: Qur’ans attributed to Imams, History of Writing of Qur’an, Safavids, Old Kufic Qur’ans, Šāh Ismāʻīl

Dirk Hartwig, Die "Wissenschaft des Judentums" und die Anfänge der kritischen Koranforschung: Perspektiven einer modernen Koranhermeneutik, ZRGG 2009

Zeitschrift für Religions- und Geistesgeschichte, 2009

Dirk Hartwig, "Die 'Wissenschaft des Judentums' und die Anfänge der kritischen Koranforschung: Perspektiven einer modernen Koranhermeneutik", Zeitschrift für Religions- und Geistesgeschichte Vol. 61, No. 3 (2009), pp. 234-256 (23 pages). "This article traces the beginnings of critical Qur'anic Studies to the nineteenth-century scholars ofthe so-called Science of Judaism school (Wissenschaft des Judentums). Until the 1930s, when the rise of the Nazis violently suppressed Jewish scholarly activities in Germany and elsewhere, generations of scholars such as Abraham Geiger, who is better known as an early leader Jewish Reform Movement, dedicated their lives to the study ofthe Qur 'an and established discipline: Qur'anic Studies. These scholars, in many ways pioneers in their fields, authored series of significant studies that contextualized the foundational documents of Islam with Rabbinic literature and were the first to undertake an unbiased study of early Islamic writings."

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