"I AM GOD" OR "HE IS GOD"?

This book is needed for every Muslim who wants to know the answer of the fundamental question: "Who is the author of the Qur'an?" In other words, who is "Allah" in the Qur'anic text? He who says and repeats "He is God" several times, and does not say once to the Prophet of Islam "I am God. The Qur'an uses the third person pronoun "he" in reference to "Allah", so it says "He is Allah" and not "I am Allah".Does the use of the third person pronoun "he" for "Allah" instead of the first person pronoun "I" mean that the author of the Qur'an is not "Allah" glory be to Him? And subsequently, it is not a revelation from Allah?This is the subject of the book in your hands - my dear reader - and in it, we address the question: "Who is the (God) of the Qur'an?" in a scientific and linguistic analytical manner, in an attempt to fathom this thorny issue.Whoever starts reading this book will not be able to stop reading until he reaches its end, because it draws the reader in by presenting facts that other researchers did not dare to reveal about the author of the Qur'an, with serial logical evidence. We can rightly consider it a new discovery that will have profound cultural repercussions on understanding the mysterious composition of the Qur'an.

Pagina's: 210, Hardcover, Ezzat FAM