By incorporating writings on the Qur¿an across different genres, not only by Muslim authors, but also by Arabophone Christian writers, this study maps the exegetical trajectories of key qur¿anic passages in the early Islamic period, thereby providing historical context for classical Tafsir works. Far from an imagined splendid isolation marred by occasional interreligious polemics, the picture we get is an exegetical feedback loop, with Christians relying on, as well as reacting to, Muslim data, and vice versa.
This study further argues that incorporating Arabic Christian readings of the Qur¿an inevitably enriches our understanding of the reception of the sacred text, and indeed helps us better capture the dynamism characteristic of the interreligious context of Qur¿an interpretation in the early Islamic centuries.
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