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New translations of the Qur'an were published in the early 18th century; into Russian (1716, by Postnikov, based on Du Ryer's) and English (1734, by [[George Sale]], the first English version made directly from the Arabic). [[Henri de Boulainvilliers]] in 1730 and [[ Jean Gagnier]] in 1732 also published the first scholarly biographies of Muhammad.  
New translations of the Qur'an were published in the early 18th century; into Russian (1716, by Postnikov, based on Du Ryer's) and English (1734, by [[George Sale]], the first English version made directly from the Arabic). [[Henri de Boulainvilliers]] in 1730 and [[ Jean Gagnier]] in 1732 also published the first scholarly biographies of Muhammad.  



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EIS 1700s -- History of research -- Overview
EIS 1700s -- History of research -- Overview
Portrait of Voltaire by Nicolas de Largillière

New translations of the Qur'an were published in the early 18th century; into Russian (1716, by Postnikov, based on Du Ryer's) and English (1734, by George Sale, the first English version made directly from the Arabic). Henri de Boulainvilliers in 1730 and Jean Gagnier in 1732 also published the first scholarly biographies of Muhammad.

In 1741 Voltaire's Le fanatisme; ou, Mahomet le prophete exploited and propagated the popular prejudices against Islam in a highly popular and influential play, which however was meant to be a criticism of any form of religious fanaticism (including Christian, which could not be attacked directly).

In spite of any polemical approach, by the end of the 18th century, early Islamic texts were now easily available in Europe in reliable translations along with the first scholarly accounts of early Islamic history.

The founding in Paris in 1795 of the École Spéciale des Langues Orientales Vivantes marked off the beginnings of modern Islamic studies, for it was under the school's second director, Antoine Isaac Silvestre de Sacy, that the first systematic curriculum for the teaching of Islamic languages, culture and civilization was established in Europe.


EIS 1700s -- Highlights
EIS 1700s -- Highlights


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Cognate Fields (1700s)
Cognate Fields (1700s)


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