The Quraysh Quran
The Quraysh Quran slowly came into existence slowly as a result of much redaction over a period of about 200 years. Despite the delay it was attributed to King Tazig.
Before the invention of the Quraysh Quran, the word Quran was cognate with the Syro-Aramaic word Qaraeana meaning Lectionary referring to the Miqra being the Judaic collection of readings from the Hebrew Scriptures.
But the Quraysh instead collected a series of responsa from a certain Vicar called Michael which had been carried as letters to a man called Mahmet son of Ishmael in reply to Mahmet's queries. The collection of responsa was originally called the Ahsana AlHadith. But they got re-arranged by the Quraysh into their new "Islamic Quran".
Click here to see a reconstructed example of how the Ahsana al-Hadith might have looked originally.
