1.Patricia Crone's "The Religion of the Qur'ānic Pagans: God and the Lesser Deities," Arabica (2010) [and all its follow-ups put together in a single volume here: google.com/books/edition/…]
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3. Omar Hamdan, “The second Masāhif-Project. A Step towards the canonization of the Qur’anic Text,” ibid. (2010)
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[Like our friendship, this article radically transformed how I approach A>E translation, of the Qur'an in particular.]
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6. @krisrich's “Blue and Green Eyes in the Islamicate Middle Ages” Annales islamologiques (2014) journals.openedition.org/anisl/3051
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8.Walid Saleh, “End of Hope: Sūras 10-15: Despair and a Way out of Mecca,” Qurʾānic Studies Today (2016) google.com/books/edition/…
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The first article to really get me to think about how climatological research and historical research can intersect.
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