This is eye-opening research, that brings historical scrutiny to the religion of Islam. The Standard Islamic Narrative (SIN) states that an Arab named Muhammad received revelations from Allah through the angel Gabriel in a city called Mecca in Southern Arabia, and within 20 years after Muhammad’s death, these revelations were written down in a book called the Qur’an. However, new information seems to be turning this traditional view upside down. We are learning that the Muhammad of traditional Islam may have been an invention of a later Arab leader, that the Qur’an may not have been collected and written down until the early 8th century (from many sources, including Christian and Jewish liturgy).
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DANIEL JANOSIK is a professor of Islamic Studies at Southern Evangelical Seminary with the goal of encouraging students to learn more about Islam so that they can minister to Muslims more effectively. He has written articles and books on Christian-Muslim relations, the early historical development of Islam, as well as various topics in Apologetics. Dr. Janosik is a graduate of the College of William and Mary, and received an MDiv as well as an MA in Muslim Studies from Columbia International University. He also received his PhD from Brunel University (through the London School of Theology) in Historical Theology with a cognate in Islamic Studies. He is the author of the book, John of Damascus, First Apologist to the Muslims, as well as the comprehensive apologetic book on Islam called A Guide to Answering Islam.
