Did Muhammad have a copy of the Qur'an ?
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Shalom,
I was wondering about muhammad's copy of Qur'an. It never made sense. I was looking at these letters sent by Muhammad to the surrounding empires. I remember reading or watching somewhere , that he sent around 300 letters. My question is, considering the larger than poster size of the letters. Why did he not care to write the Qur'an down ???? I dont believe he never had any resources.
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--------------- Student of AllahExalted Messenger Muhammad Sal'lallaa'hoalaih'wa'salam-the First to transcribe Grand Qur'aan in writing Irrefutable historical evidence.
The experts suggest that one of the criteria a book has to meet to earn title of a great book is that the book has to speak from an important original setting but is contemporary in any time and place. They say; "We want to study these works from a position inside their stream of influence, or from within the history that they themselves have effected". Grand Qur'aan is the unique that it displays its original setting in such picturesque style that the reader might feel contemporary of its original history........
We have watched people talking and addressing their audiences in Mecca slandering against the written text of Qur'aan. They have told us that it is written by Muhammad Sal'lallaa'hoalaih'wa'salam. Writing a book is a physical activity. They are his contemporaries. None challenged them as he not being known as a writer-scribe, nor Allah the Exalted refuted this statement of theirs. Now we have also heard the elite of Mecca, therefore, we hereby witness that Muhammad Sal'lallaa'hoalaih'wa'salam is the first who wrote the Qur'aan upon its revelation to him. Qur'aan is the first work of significant length written in Arabic. Thereby, he Sal'lallaa'hoalaih'wa'salam has the distinction of introducing writing tradition ending the long era of oral tradition in Arabia.
Exalted Messenger Muhammad Sal'lallaa'hoalaih'wa'salam-the First to transcribe Grand Qur'aan in writing