The Sources Of The Quran (A Critical Review Of The Authorship Theories) By Hamza Musataf Njozi
ISBN: 9789960953394
Author: Hamza Musataf Njozi
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 126
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Description
About This Book:
"The Sources Of The Quran (A Critical Review Of The Authorship Theories)" by Hamza Mustafa Njozi is a provocative and exhaustive assessment of the Quran's starting points and origin. This carefully explored work furnishes perusers with a top-to-bottom investigation of the numerous origin speculations and fundamentally assesses them to give light on the heavenly idea of the Quran and its verifiable setting.
A Thorough Examination:
Hamza Mustafa Njozi goes profoundly into the intricacy of Quranic creation speculations, furnishing perusers with a careful understanding of the issue. His insightful methodology gives a fair and definite examination of the numerous conclusions on the beginnings of the Quran.
Critical Analysis:
The creator directs a basic assessment of origin hypotheses, evaluating their assets and defects. Njozi's scientific methodology permits perusers to take part in the scholarly discussion encompassing the creation of the Quran, making this book a superb asset for anyone with any interest at all in Islamic examinations and the Quranic legacy.
Historical Context:
Njozi arranges the Quran in its verifiable and social setting, giving perusers more profound information on how the Quranic disclosures were gotten and chronicled during the hour of Prophet Muhammad
Interdisciplinary Perspective:
Since this book traverses the hole between philosophy, history, and near-strict examinations, it is a significant asset for researchers, understudies, and everybody keen on the Quran's beginnings and debates.
Scholarly Authority:
As a cultivated researcher and teacher, Hamza Mustafa Njozi puts his experience to bear regarding the matter, making this work a trustworthy and definitive hotspot for people inspired by Quranic studies.
