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Uthman ibn
Affan ibn Abi al-As (Arabic: عُثْمَان بْن عَفَّان بْن أَبِي ٱلْعَاص, romanized: ʿUthmān ibn ʿAffān ibn Abī al-ʿĀṣ; c. 573 or 576 – 17 June 656)...
- m****cript. With the
discovery of
earlier m****cripts
which conform to the
Uthmanic standard however, the vast
majority of
Western revisionist theories regarding...
- CE). For this reason, the
Quran as it
exists today is also
known as the
Uthmanic codex.
According to
Francis Edward Peters (1991), what was done to the...
- from that period. And it
seems to
leave open the
possibility that the
Uthmanic redaction took
place earlier than had been
thought – or even, conceivably...
-
comprises two
layers of text. The
upper text
entirely conforms to the
standard Uthmanic Quran in text and in the
standard order of
surahs or "chapters". The lower...
-
Allah ibn Masud's
variant readings were
discussed on
equal terms with the
Uthmanic text by al-Farra (d. 207/822). However, the vast
majority of
Muslim scholars...
- text is identical.
While some Shia
disputed the
canonical validity of the
Uthmanic codex, the Shia
Imams always rejected the idea of
alteration of Qur'an's...
-
after the
ʿUthmānic compilation were the
differences from the
other aḥruf that
could still be
accommodated by the
skeletal text of the
ʿUthmānic codices;Ibn...
-
there at first.
Unlike most
reciters in Kufa, he did not
accept the pre-
Uthmanic style of the Qur'an
written by the
companion of the Prophet,
Abdullah ibn...
- much later.
Uthman was
succeeded by Ali, who is
thought to have
taken the
uthmanic Quran to Kufa, now in Iraq.
After Tamerlane captured that area
seven centuries...
