Most of the information I find about Qur'an-only versions of Islam tend to be from some random webpage. Some examples are:
- Quran-Islam.org . Some of the articles (possibly all) are attributed to someone known as "A. Muhammad".
- Free-Minds.org . Some articles here are attributed to Layth Al-Shaiban who has a co-translation of the Qur'an (amazon.com ).
- QuranMessage.com by Joseph A. Islam.
Looking at random articles from these sites, aside from the Qur'an, the only references I found were to other pages on their respective sites; they don't even cite each other. It's hard to tell, therefore, which scholarly opinion Quranists value.
**Question**: Which scholars are respected by Quranists?
Asked by Rebecca J. Stones
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Mar 4, 2017, 07:34 AM
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