The genesis of literature in Islam : from the aural to the read /

In the beginning was the Qur'ān, the first book of Islam and also the first book of Arabic literature. Occasioned by the need to understand and interpret the word of God, and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, Muslims made an inventory and study of their tradition. This involved the collec...

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Main Author:	Schoeler, Gregor
Other Authors:	Toorawa, Shawkat M
Format:	Book
Language:	English French
Published:	Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press, [2009], ©2009 Edinburgh : c2009 Edinburgh : ©2009 Edinburgh : [2009]
Edition:	Rev. ed
Series:	The new Edinburgh Islamic surveys New Edinburgh Islamic surveys
Subjects:	Qurʼan > History Qurʼan > Study and teaching Islamic literature, Arabic > History and criticism Transmission of texts > Islamic Empire > History History Islamic literature, Arabic Transmission of texts Entstehung Islamische Literatur Literatur Altarabisch Arabisch Islamic Empire Criticism, interpretation, etc

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