Assalamu Alaikum,

Currently, I am looking for a book that discusses the variants and history of the Noble Qur'an from the perspective of both Muslim and non-Muslim scholars. Does anybody know of such a book which fits the above criteria of what I am looking for? And, if one does, can one please refer me to it by giving me the name of it?

Thank you!

Hello,

I would first like to declare, before I say anything else for this post, that I am a Muslim.

I came to this forum because I have many questions that I would like to ask.

Currently, I am facing a personal crisis with regards to Islam and I. I feel like I am on the verge of leaving Islam, because to me it seems like there are just so many strong challenges to its claim of being the sole truth. These challenges, in my view, range from the theory of biological evolution to the Sana'a manuscripts that were found in Sana'a, Yemen, in the year of 1972.

I am open to all religions and ideas, so feel free to message me any time you would like to discuss theological/philosophical/scientific matters. Whether you message me in an attempt to make me an Atheist or try to bring me back into the firm fold of Islam, I will always look forward to engaging in mutually enriching discussions.

There is so much misinformation about Islam currently, and it is to the degree of resulting in the fact that one ends up with not having a clear picture of Islam, and instead one ends up viewing Islam as a monolithic entity, which is not the case. So, I will be open to having discussions, but these discussions must have a scholarly nature to them, they must not be based on emotion, generalized accusations, or ignorance.