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The Languages of The Prophets and the Sources of the Divine Messages, Moses and Aaron - Jesus – Mohammad (Peace and Blessings Be Upon Them)

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Contributors :
Pr. Abdel Aziz Ben Abdellah
Dr. Ahmad Chahlane
Dr. Abdel Aziz Chahbar
Dr. Mohammad Mokhtar Ould Bah
Dr. Hebah Nael Barakat

Translated by :
Dr. Jilali Saib

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• Preface

• Introductory Chapter : Revelation in the life of Humankind - Abdelaziz Ben Abdellah

• Chaptre One : The Language of Moses and Aaron

  • Section I : Information about the Original Message and Its Authentification During the time of Moses and Aaron

  • Section II : The Texts that are at the Disposal of Humanity, and Their Role in Determining the Contours of the Prophetic Mission

  • Section III : Criticism of the Torah

• Chapter Two : The Language of ‘Isâ (Jesus)

  • Section I : Information Regarding the Original Message and its Composition During the Time of the Prophet

  • Section II : The Documents Available to Contemporary People, allowing them to appreciate the Main Features of the (Prophetic) Mission. 

  • Section III : The Churches

  • Section IV : The Statements of The Holy Qur’an on Jesus (PBUH

• Chapter III   : Mohammed (PBUH) and the Concluding Message 

  • Section I : Mohammed (PBUH) and the Revelation

  • Section II : The Compilation of the Qur’an and the Arrangement of its Verses and Surahs

  • Section III : The Sciences of the Qur’an

  • Section IV : The Prophetic Message

• Chapter IV  : An Overview of the First Manuscripts of the Qur’an and of Modern Editions 

  • Preamble

  • Section I : Samples of Qur’anic manuscripts of the first century of Hegira.

  • Section II : Mushafs and the Evolution of Arabic Scripts after the first century of the Hegira

  • Section III : The Qur’anic Edition

• Conclusion