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Quran, Qur'an, Qur(')anic
A frequent esp. scholarly variant spelling of Koran1, Koranic a. Cf. Q.
1876T. P. Hughes in A. Qádir Qurán, Transl. into Urdu Language p. iii, There is no authorized translation of the Qurán in any language. 1885― Dict. Islam 483/2 Qur'ān.., the sacred book of the Muhammadans. 1905W. St. Clair Tisdall Orig. Sources of Qur'ân iii. 63 The Source of the rest of the Qur'ânic account of the murder is the legend in the Pirqêy Rabbî Eli‘ezer. 1919H. U. W. Stanton Teaching of Qur'ān 5 The best studies on quranic theology in English are the pamphlets by Rev. W. R. W. Gardner. 1931Times Lit. Suppl. 11 June 459/2 The tales..vary from Qur'anic legends to popular stories of the most ribald and grotesque description. 1932Ibid. 17 Mar. 185/1 He had forgotten the Quran and could not recite one of the suras. 1939L. H. Gray Foundations of Lang. 363 Arabic, famous as the language of the Qur'ān. 1954Scott. Jrnl. Theol. VII. 334 The non-expert will find this an eminently readable and absorbing book, and one that might well stimulate to a lasting interest in the Qur'an and the Islamic world. Ibid., Again, the book is the fruit of a lifetime's devotion to Qur'anic studies. 1971Nigerian Jrnl. Islam II. 45 Thus, the emphasis in the Quranic School is on the moral development of the child. 1972Computers & Humanities VI. 195 Arabic, the native language of 100 million people, is also used by many more millions as the language of the Quran and Islamic Law. 1976Daily Tel. 6 Apr. 11/3 Their loans have been supplemented by Qur'ans from the British Library's own collection. 1980Oxf. Diocesan Mag. Feb. 9/1 The total restriction of women to their homes..has been a matter of social custom, not Quranic law. |