Parallels Between the Qur'an and Late Antique Judeo-Christian Literature: Difference between revisions

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Thus the use of the word "katabna" / decreed / ordain / prescribe / write something was used for a commentary written by a Jewish Rabbi. The conclusion seems to be that the Qur'an sees this tradition as being on the same level as the Bible, or else is not aware that it does not in fact stem from the Bible.
Thus the use of the word "katabna" / decreed / ordain / prescribe / write something was used for a commentary written by a Jewish Rabbi. The conclusion seems to be that the Qur'an sees this tradition as being on the same level as the Bible, or else is not aware that it does not in fact stem from the Bible.


===The Raven and the Burial of Abel===
==The Raven and the Burial of Abel==


===Qur'anic Account===
===Qur'anic Account===
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