Theologians in Conversation; Qur'anic Studies Today
Dr Holger Zellentin looks at the variety of ways that the Qur'an is studied by outlining three major approaches; (1) the traditionalist which sees every verse having a precise location in the Prophet's life; (2) the Revisionist which finds little connection with precise historical moments; and (3) the Neo-traditionalist approach which sees the value in aspects of the other two approaches. He also outlines three major scholarly projects that are being carried out at the moment into the Qur'an's origins.
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The Study Qur'an: Enhancing Qur'anic Literacy - Dr. Joseph Lumbard
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Theologians in Conversation: Radical Orthodoxy
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Hythem Sidky: The Regionality of the Qur'anic Codices
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Marijn van Putten: Qur'anic Arabic, the Canonical Reading Traditions, and Arabic Linguistics
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Theologians in Conversation; James Ussher: Creation of Reputation
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Mun'im Sirry: Revisionism and Traditionalism in Islamic Studies. What are Scriptural Polemics?
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Did the Quran exist early as a book? A discussion with Dr. Asma Hilali
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The Holy Qur'an: Historical Basis For Its Compilation - Khalid Blankinship
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Discovery of Sana'a Manuscripts with Dr. Gerd Puin
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The Quranic Text in the Formative Period of Islam
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Theologians in Conversation; Cardinal Nicholas of Cusa
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A. Neuwirth - Changing Views on Abraham in the Qur’an: From Christian to Jewish Hermeneutics
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Mohsen Goudarzi Presents: "Judaism in the Qur'an" (Virtual Webinar)
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Theologians in Conversation: Celtic Christianity: Myth and Reality
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Bruce Lawrence - Language of the Qur'an
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AI and the Battle for the Soul with Iain McGilchrist - Lecture 1: Information is Not Understanding
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The Qur’an and Scriptural Studies
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Theologians in Conversaton; The Temple and the First Christians
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Relocating the Qur'an in Abrahamitic Religions
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