r/AcademicQuran↗
A forum for the discussion of academic Quranic studies, including questions about the Quran's formation, interpretation, historical context, manuscripts, etc. Topics including pre-Islamic Arabia & late antiquity, Islamic origins and early Islam, hadith studies and more are also discussed in a friendly yet engaging way.
24k subscribers332 posts / mo in Sep 2026 (incl. ~1% by known bots)154 authors / mosince 2021
r/AcademicQuran has 24k members (+49% over the last 12 months). It gets about 332 posts a month from 154 people. Top topics: Ancient Texts and Legends, Ancient Coins and Islamic Caliphates.
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- Ancient Texts and Legends0.2%
- Ancient Coins0.1%
- Islamic Caliphates0.1%
- Alexander the Great<0.1%
- Ancient Egypt<0.1%
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- Academia
- Sunnah.com
- Quran
- المكتبة الشاملة
- Brill
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