Qur’an Palaeography and the Fragments of the University of Birmingham, by Prof. Qasim al-Samarrai

[@m.devdas]

thanks for the video... I have some assumptions which now cleared.... thanks to this great man for his research work..! I

[@FurqanHeritage]

For further details on this topic, please see Professor Qasim Al-Samarrai's interview: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4bQo6CDhNeopqc

[@ragehmohamed5618]

Great research thanks

[@descendrion3582]

where can we get a copy of the lecture to print out? wassalam

[@FurqanHeritage]

For further details on this topic, there is a filmed interview with Professor Qasim Al-Samarrai on the following link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4bQo6CDhNeopqc The lecture is also available as a printed book on our website: www.al-furqan.com/publication/bookid/103678/?lang=en

[@azurakamarudin2585]

@@FurqanHeritage at 24.55 min the professor is saying about Francois deroise opinions about fragment. Which fragment is he referring to? Can you explain details what Francois is saying? Its not clear to me. Is it all quran copies in the world has no solid evidence to give dating?

[@azurakamarudin2585]

At 24.55, prof Qasim is saying about Francois Deroise opinion about fragment. Which fragment is he referring to? And what Francois opinion means by that opinion? Its not clear to me. Can @AlFurqanHeritage explains details. So, all Quran including the ones in the top museum in the world hv no solid evidence to give dating?

[@hasananyabwile3538]

Where can someone get a copy of this speech.