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📌Shiavault - a Vault of Shia Islamic Books Some Old Manuscripts of the Holy Qur'an Notes Most of the Prophet's biographers have mentioned the names - more or less - of the scribes of the revelation. Dr. Ramyar in his Ta'rikh-e Qur'an, p. 66, has mentioned the names of forty of them. Dr. Subhi al-Salih, in Mabahith fi 'ulum al-Qur'an, p. 69, ascribes the maximum number of forty to Blachere.' Dr. Hujjati, in his Ta'rikh-e Qur'an, p. 203, mentions the names of these forty scribes. See Dr. Ramyar, op.

cit., p. 324 for the names and number of the scribes mentioned in different sources. This is what is mentioned in al-Fihrist, but it must be Zayd ibn Thabit. Similarly, it is Sa'd ibn 'Ubayd in more correct accounts. See al-'Isabah. Ibn al-Nad'im, al-Fihrist, Cairo: al-Maktabat al-Tijariyyah, p. Sahih al-Bukhari, "Kitab fadai'al-Qur'an", "bab al-qurra min ashab al-Nabi (S)." Sahih al-Bukhari, "Kitab fadai'al-Qur'an", "bab al-qurra min ashab al-Nabi (S)." Al-Zarakshi, al-Burhani, ed.

'Isa al-Babi al-Halabi, Cairo, i, Al-Fihrist, 45, 46. Al-Tamhid, 2, 247. 9.[^9] Ta'rikh-e Ya'qubi, (Persian trans.), ii, 15. Al-Fihrist, 45. Such as Ta Sin Sulayman, Ashab al--Hajar, al-Taharah, and Alif Lam Mim Tanzil in Ubayy ibn Ka'b's mushaf and a1-Hawariyyun; al-Qiyamah and Inshaqqat in Ibn Mas'ud's mushaf. Sahih al-Bukhari, "Kitab fada'il al-Qur'in," "bab jam'al-Qur'an"; Ibn al Athir, Kamil al-Tawarikh, as well as other works on history and biography.

See also Ibn al-Nadim, al-Fihrist, Persian. trans. 41. Ta'rikh-a Ya'qubi, Persian trans., ii, 15. Sahih al-Bukhari; al-Suyuti's al -'Itqan; al-Zarakashi's al-Burhan, i, 240; Ta'rikh al Ya'qubi, Najaf, ii, 147; Subhi al-Salih, Mabahithfri'ulum al-Qur'an, 78. Sahih, al-Bukhari and al-Zarakshi's al-Burhan, i, 236: Al-Masahif 24. Mabahith fi'ulum al-Qur'an, 8th edition, 82. Al-Masahif 15; Tarikh al-Ya'qubi, ii, 147.

Nine according to al-Ya'qubi, ii, 147, five according to al-Suyuti in al-'Itqan, eight according to Ibn al-Jawzi; Subhi al-Salih in Mabahith fi 'ulum al Qur'an, 84, mentions Abu 'Amr al-Dani's narration according to which they were four copies; he also mentions the tradition stating that they were seven. Mujaz 'alum al-Qur'an, 166. Mu'jam al-buldan, Beirut, ii, 469. From al-Tamhid, 299 and Subhi al-Salih, op. cit, 90. Safarnameh ibn-e.Battutah, Pers. trans. i, 87. Khutat al-Sham, v, 219.

Ramyar, Tarikh-e Qur'an, 106. Ramyar from Goldziher's Madhahib al-tafsir al-'Islami, from Nabulusi's Kitab al-haqiqah wa al-majaz, MS.

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