There is no dearth of those who are on the mission of perverting and misleading people. Although God created man to finally enjoy a perfect life in the paradise, there have been the agents of Satan all along eagerly seeking to cast humans out of the final abode by employing different tricks. For this to happen, the main weapon used by these agents is to create misconceptions about the Quran. Raising doubts about this holy book though started right from the beginning, but such efforts are still happening and the so-called Satanic Verses incident, known as Qissat al-Gharaniq (Story of the Cranes) is part of this evil design. In every era, men like Salman Rushdie have tried to seek help from this fabricated incident to please the Iblis (Satan) of the time. In order to expose this barefaced lie, we have started to publish in parts a scientific and research-based paper written in this connection.
Naqvi, S. S. A. (2017). the myth of gharaniq or "the satanic verses. Bi-Auunal - Quranic Studies (An academic and research-based journal), 1(1), 9-22.
MLA
Naqvi, S. S. A. . "the myth of gharaniq or "the satanic verses", Bi-Auunal - Quranic Studies (An academic and research-based journal), 1, 1, 2017, 9-22.
HARVARD
Naqvi, S. S. A. (2017). 'the myth of gharaniq or "the satanic verses', Bi-Auunal - Quranic Studies (An academic and research-based journal), 1(1), pp. 9-22.
CHICAGO
S. S. A. Naqvi, "the myth of gharaniq or "the satanic verses," Bi-Auunal - Quranic Studies (An academic and research-based journal), 1 1 (2017): 9-22,
VANCOUVER
Naqvi, S. S. A. the myth of gharaniq or "the satanic verses. Bi-Auunal - Quranic Studies (An academic and research-based journal), 2017; 1(1): 9-22.
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