Qur'an and Kerygma

Jeffrey Einboden is an Associate Professor at Northern Illinois University, and author of Nineteenth-Century U.S. Literature in Middle Eastern Languages (Edinburgh University Press 2013); Islam and Romanticism: Muslim Currents from Goethe to Emerson (Oneworld 2014); and The Islamic Lineage of Literary America, forthcoming from Oxford University Press. His research into Islamic sources and the Western canon has appeared in journals including Milton Quarterly, Translation and Literature, Middle Eastern Literatures, and the Journal of Qur'anic Studies; in 2006, his "The Genesis of Weltliteratur: Goethe's West-ostlicher Divan and Kerygmatic Pluralism" (Literature and Theology; 2005) was named by OUP as one of the "100 seminal articles" published by Oxford Journals in the past century.

• Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1From al-Fatihah to Hallelujah: The Qur'anic Psalter of Hafs al-Quti Chapter 2"Verily have I Found Allah Oft-Returning": The Qur'anic Poetics of Sulaiman al-Ghazzi Chapter 3"The Religion of the Messiah in Multitudes": Echoes of the Qur'an across Christian Schisms Chapter 4"Adheres to the Arabic Idiom": Ludovico Marracci's Qur'anic Vulgates Chapter 5"By Origin and Language an Hebrew": The Genesis of a Judaic Qur'anChapter 6A "Totally Typological" Christian Qur'an: Northrop Frye's Triple Mirror Coda to The Qur'an & Kerygma: "Synthesis of the Word"