A posthumous work by the most rigorous comparativist in her
generation of Islamic studies scholars, Prophecy and Power proposes
a major innovative approach to both the Prophet Muhammad and the
Noble Qur'an. By the end of the ninth century, the Prophet Muhammad
had emerged as an intercommunal norm beyond compare, and yet the
very constructedness of this model of Muhammad allows historians of
religion to see how the process itself requires us to undercut the
terms used. We undercut them by qualifying them with multiple
meanings, both overlapping and corrective, but we also decapitalize
them in order to suggest how much broader they were in earlier
contexts, and how much broader they may become, or were intended to
become, in later contexts.
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