The Origins of Islam - 6.5 The Codex Parisino-Petropolitanus I

REFERENCES IN THE DESCRIPTION BELOW

By looking at the corrections made by the scribe who wrote one of the oldest Quranic manuscripts, we can reconstruct the original contents of the Quran.

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References for this episode:

Dequin, Raymond "Der frühe abbasidische Koran"'. In: Die Entstehung einer Weltreligion VI: Vom umayadischen Christentum zum abbasidischen Islam. Inârah Vol. 10. 2021,
pp. 146–233.

Powers, David S. Muhammad is not the Father of Any of Your Men. University of Pennsylvania Press, 2011.

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The "Origin of Islam" series is intended to provide a big-picture look at how Islam started, where it came from, how it evolved and how we ended up with the religion we know of today. I'm introducing the historical critical method as it's applied to the Quran and paint a new narrative based on primary evidence and linguistic analysis.
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