Contemplation of the teachings in the Holy Qurʿān indicates that it must have originated from a metaphysical entity. Some orientalists cast doubts on such an origin for the Qurʿān. Both historical data and sound reason deny the possibility of any origin for the Qurʿān save for revelation. Thus, sources such as the Prophet's genius, unconscious, epilepsy, hysteria, and other mental phenomena are unfounded. The Qurʿān itself declares that it is revelation, and challenges deniers to bring a similar text to match. The present article critically examines such orientalist views concerning the origin of the Qurʿān using historical data and traditions.
Farzandwahy, J. and Faryadres, M. (2016). Examination of the Views of Orientalists concerning the Prophet of Islam as Origin of the Quran. The Qur’an from Orientalists Point of View, 11(20), 85-100.
MLA
Farzandwahy, J. , and Faryadres, M. . "Examination of the Views of Orientalists concerning the Prophet of Islam as Origin of the Quran", The Qur’an from Orientalists Point of View, 11, 20, 2016, 85-100.
HARVARD
Farzandwahy, J., Faryadres, M. (2016). 'Examination of the Views of Orientalists concerning the Prophet of Islam as Origin of the Quran', The Qur’an from Orientalists Point of View, 11(20), pp. 85-100.
CHICAGO
J. Farzandwahy and M. Faryadres, "Examination of the Views of Orientalists concerning the Prophet of Islam as Origin of the Quran," The Qur’an from Orientalists Point of View, 11 20 (2016): 85-100,
VANCOUVER
Farzandwahy, J., Faryadres, M. Examination of the Views of Orientalists concerning the Prophet of Islam as Origin of the Quran. The Qur’an from Orientalists Point of View, 2016; 11(20): 85-100.
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