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Two 'Hijazi' Fragments of the Qur'an and Their Variants, or: When Did the Shawadhdh Become Shadhdh?

by Dr Yasin Dutton

Author: Dr Yasin Dutton
Type: Article
Year: 2017
Language: English
Subjects: Qur'an and tafsir

In the Journal of Islamic Manuscripts: two early fragments, their variant readings, and when such readings came to be counted as irregular.

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