From the Author:
This work provides a critical review of the major theories surrounding the authorship of the Qur’an, relying on logical arguments, historical evidence, textual analysis, and scientific data. While there is widespread disagreement among scholars on the subject, it is generally accepted that the Qur’an was first recited by Muhammad (blessings and peace be upon him), who was born in Makkah (Mecca) in the sixth century. Scholars are divided into three main groups regarding the source of the Qur’an: those who believe Muhammad himself was the author, those who believe he learned it from another human author or authors, and those who believe it is a word-for-word revelation from God. In this detailed examination, Hamza Njozi presents a well-reasoned conclusion on the validity of these three theories.
Description from US:
Discover the origins of the Qur'an with "The Sources of the Quran" by IIPH. Through logical arguments, historical evidence, textual analysis, and scientific data, this critical review delves into the major authorship theories. Perfect for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of this sacred text.