Quranic studies

Academic discipline

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2023 Publication of 'Key Terms of the Qur'an', providing detailed linguistic and conceptual insights.
2022 Two significant Quranic studies publications emerged: Angelika Neuwirth's 'The Qur'an: Text and Commentary' focusing on Early Meccan Surahs, and Mun'im Sirry's 'The Quran with Cross-References'.
2021 Angelika Neuwirth published Volume 2/2 of her Quranic commentary addressing Late Middle Meccan Suras.
2021 Publication of 'The Routledge Companion to the Qur'an', further expanding scholarly discourse in Quranic studies.
2020 Publication of 'The Oxford Handbook of Qur'anic Studies', a comprehensive academic resource.
2019 Guillaume Dye and Mohammad Ali Amir-Moezzi published 'Le Coran des historiens' (The Historians' Quran), a three-volume work exploring historical perspectives on the Quran, published by Éditions du Cerf.
2018 Gabriel Said Reynolds published 'The Qur'an and the Bible: Text and Commentary' through Yale University Press, offering a comparative scholarly analysis.
2018 Publication of 'The Qur'an: A Historical-Critical Introduction', offering a critical analysis of the Quranic text.
2017 Angelika Neuwirth published Volume 2/1 of her Quranic commentary covering Early Middle Meccan Suras.
2017 Publication of 'The Wiley-Blackwell Companion to the Qur'an', providing contemporary scholarly perspectives.
2016 Mehdi Azaiez and colleagues released 'The Qur'an Seminar Commentary', a collaborative scholarly examination of Quranic texts published by De Gruyter.
2015 HarperCollins published the Study Quran, providing an English translation with extensive traditional interpretations from multiple Islamic exegetes.
2015 Christian Robin's research further explores the minimal geographical references in the Quran, contributing to the understanding of its Hejazi origins.
2014 Arthur Droge published the first critical translation of the Quran, a milestone in Quranic scholarly translation.
2014 Omar Sankharé published 'Le Coran et la culture grecque', the first and only book-length investigation exploring the Hellenistic influences on the Quran, analyzing connections between Quranic passages and Greek literary descriptions of various narratives and concepts.
2011 Angelika Neuwirth published Volume 1 of her Quranic commentary focusing on Early Meccan Suras.
2010 Geoffrey Reynolds notes the Quran's limited use of contemporary proper names, highlighting the significance of the few Hejazi toponyms mentioned.

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