Parallels Between the Qur'an and Late Antique Judeo-Christian Literature: Revision history

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  • curprev 21:5021:50, 1 November 2025Lightyears talk contribs 193,158 bytes −4,451 Removed superfluous/weakly evidenced paras re 16:103 in the intro and merged repetitive ones in the last intro section. Removed Baby Moses section as none of the things mentioned are actually in Exodus Rabbah, which is any case a late source from 11th century which we have avoided using elsewhere (also deleted Questions to Moses for that reason). [automatically checked]

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  • curprev 22:3022:30, 6 August 2025Lightyears talk contribs 209,975 bytes +156 Testing automated script to fix misuse of Quran template where Quran-range should be used. Better to use Quran-range for verse ranges in case the translation subdomains ever want to change their templates from using QuranX. [automatically checked]

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  • curprev 22:4222:42, 26 May 2025Lightyears talk contribs 191,795 bytes −3,076 Had to remove the Rich man Poor man section as even in Durmaz' book, there's no suggestion that any of the content of the Quranic passage is from late antique homilies, he suggests a direct influence from the Bible (Luke) which is out of scope for this page. Durmaz vaguely shows there was late antique interest in the Luke story, but that's not enough for a section in an already very long article. [automatically checked]
  • curprev 15:0515:05, 26 May 2025CPO675 talk contribs 194,871 bytes +2,602 →‎Late antique Christian Martyrdom: Added more Late Antique Christian Martydom influence noted by Angelika Neuwirth and Nora Schmid. Tag: Visual edit [checked by Asmith]

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  • curprev 23:2523:25, 18 May 2025Lightyears talk contribs 192,200 bytes +301 Olivier Mongellaz recently explained the oven story. Syriac source (attributed in Syriac Targum to Hippolytus, though undateable) has Ham's wife warned by water gushing up through bread oven. Makes sense. Tafsirs similar. The word translated boiled can just mean welled up in the context of water according to Lane. Gabriel Said-Reynolds was persuaded and seems likely correct. [automatically checked]

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