Qu'ran (not errancy)

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>>STEVE CR

>Also, in New Testament studies there are standard

>>introductions to the field, e.g. Kummel, Bultmann, etc - which discusses

>>authorship, the content, the style, the date, etc, etc of each book. What

>>kind of introductions are there to the Qu'ran which are worth reading.



>ADNAN

>For introduction to the Quran, check out "Introduction to the Qur'an" by W.

>Mongomerry Watt and Richard Bell. 


ADNAN
The above book is by non-Muslim scholars. Another book, "Ulum al Quran," is
available on the web.

http://www.wam.umd.edu/~ibrahim/UUQ/

But this book is by a Muslim, so take it with a grain of salt.

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