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Islamic” notes in our Bible?

13 May 2018

« Dialogue de dômes » dans le paysage de Jérusalem

A number of PRIXM readers and users of our digital Bible Scroll have asked for guidance on the relationship between the Bible and the Koran.
We have received the first part of the work of our collaborator Marc Lobit, from the Institut des Hautes Études du Monde Religieux: the establishment of the main “parallels”, guided by the classic work of Denise Masson.

We now need to provide a few introductions and comments: we’d be delighted to hear from specialists !

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