"This examination of the reciprocity and interdependency between the exegetical traditions in Christianity, Judaism and Islam is the outcome of a conference organized by the editors at the Friedrich-Alexander-University in Erlangen between February 20-22, 2014" - Einführung
William A. Graham: "A wandering Aramean was my father": An Abrahamic theme in Jewish, Christian and Muslim scriptures and interpretations
Cornelia Horn: Jesus, the wondrous infant, at the exegetical crossroads of Christian late antiquity and early Islam
Martin Heimgartner: The letters of the east Syrian patriarch Timothy I: Scriptural exegesis between Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Mark N. Swanson: Scripture interpreting the church's story: Biblical allusions in the History of the Patriarchs of Alexandria
Sidney Griffith: Use and interpretation of scriptural proof-texts in Christian-Muslim apologetic literature in Arabic
Najib George Awad: "Min al-'aql wa-laysa min al-kutub": Scriptural evidence, rational verification and Theodore Abū Qurra's apologetic epistemology
Juan Pedro Monferrer Sala: The Lyre of Exegesis: Ibin al-Ṭayyib's analytical patterns of the account of the destruction of Sodom
Alison Salvesen: "Christ has subjected us to the harsh yoke of the Arabs": the Syriac exegesis of Jacob of Edessa in the New World Order
Haggai ben-Shammai: From rabbinic homilies to geonic doctrinal exegesis: The story of the witch of En Dor as a test case
Lennart Lehmhaus: "Hidden Transcripts" in late Midrash made visible : Hermeneutical and literary porcesses of borrowing in a multi-cultural context
Martin Accad: Theological deadlocks in the Muslim-Christian exegetical discourse of the Medieval orient: Identifying the historical meta-dialogue
Nicolai Sinai: Two types of inner-Qur'ānic interpretation
Gabriel Said Reynolds: Moses, son of Pharoah: A study of Qur'ān 26 and its exegesis
Stefan Wild: Unity and coherence in the Qur'ān
Berenike Metzler: Qur'ānic exegesis as an exclusive art: diving for the starting point of Ṣufī Tafsīr
Reza Pourjavady.: Ibn Kammūna's knowledge of, and attitude toward, the Qur'ān
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