Bible and Qur'an: Essays in Scriptural Intertextuality (2003 Reeves), edited volume

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Bible and Qur'an: Essays in Scriptural Intertextuality (2003) is a volume edited by John C. Reeves.

Abstract

Editions

Published in Atlanta, GA [USA]: Society of Biblical Literature, 2003.

Contents

The Quran and the Bible: some modern studies of their relationship / Rueven Firestone -- A prolegomenon to the relation of the Quran and the Bible / Vernon K. Robbins and Gordon D. Newby -- Some explorations of the intertwining of the Bible and the Quran / John C. Reeves -- Israel and the Torah of Muhammed / Brannon M. Wheeler -- On the early life of Abraham: Biblical and Quranic intertextuality and the anticipation of Muhammed / Brian M. Hauglid -- The prediction and prefiguration of Muhammed / Jane Dammen McAuliffe -- The Gospel, the Quran, and the presentation of Jesus in al-Ya`qubi's Tarikh / Sidney H. Griffith -- Abraham's test: Islamic male circumcision as anti/ante -covenantal practice / Kathryn Kueny -- Depaganizing death: aspects of mourning in Rabbinic Judaism and early Islam / Fred Astren.

External links

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