Explore the fascinating origins of Islamic scripture with “The Original Sources of the Quran” by William St. Clair Tisdall. This insightful book, published by Gyan Publishing House, delves into the diverse influences shaping the Quran, examining ancient Arabian customs, Zoroastrian beliefs, Jewish traditions, and early Christian narratives. Tisdall meticulously analyzes Quranic stories and concepts, comparing them with pre-Islamic and non-Islamic sources to offer a comprehensive understanding of its historical context. With a focus on figures like Abraham and narratives such as the Miraj, this detailed study is essential for anyone interested in religious history, comparative religion, and the textual evolution of sacred texts. Discover the rich tapestry of influences that contributed to the formation of the Quran in this pivotal work, ideal for students and scholars of religion.