Archaeological/Historical Evidence For Quran

[IMHO]

World Bulletin / News Desk

A Yemeni young man claimed to have found the oldest remaining copy of the Holy Quran but has refused to give up the manuscript, a report from the Yemeni Arabic news site Aden Gulf News said on Wednesday.


http://www.worldbulletin.net/?aType=haber&ArticleID=96999

[Pazuzu]

Salam...

That is not the oldest manuscript found. The man only claims so.

The oldest copy, to date, are the Sana'a manuscripts found in 1972. A team of German scientists restored the parchments and estimated their date to be around 700 -720 A.D  (less than 100 years after the supposed date of Muhammad's death).

Please look cup "Sana'a Manuscripts".

Peace...

[IMHO]

Salam...

That is not the oldest manuscript found. The man only claims so.

The oldest copy, to date, are the Sana'a manuscripts found in 1972. A team of German scientists restored the parchments and estimated their date to be around 700 -720 A.D  (less than 100 years after the supposed date of Muhammad's death).

Please look cup "Sana'a Manuscripts".

Peace...

Salaam Pazuzu
Thank you for your reply I will google Sana'a Manuscripts
Best regards

[NOMAD]

Salaam

I belive that many more copies like that will be discover soon among arqueological artifacts and the truth will shine step by step, i just wish to be alive to see this truths come out and people get awere of this.. only Allah knows how long truths will be covered bettween Thamud and Asir.

Salaam may Allah guide us to truth