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This was taken from p. 44 of Ibn Warraq's book, Why I Am Not a Muslim.

This is an excerpt from p. 43 (lower half) of Ibn Warraq's book, Why I Am Not a Muslim (2003)

People generally accept the influence of Judaism and Christianity on Islam (ex: most, if not all, of the stories about the prophets in Islam are from Judaism & Christianity: Adam, Nuh/Noah, Yusuf/Joseph, Ibrahim/Abraham, Musa/Moses, Isa/Jesus, etc.), however, most people generally don't know that Zoroastrianism influenced Judaism, which in turn, influenced both Christianity & Islam.

This is an excerpt from p. 43 (lower half) of Ibn Warraq's book, Why I Am Not a Muslim (2003)

Of course in Islam, Allah's power is not 'hampered' by Shaytaan-- the stories aren't exactly the same but they are closely related; there are variations.

From the About page on his YouTube channel:

>Dr. Daniel Brubaker has carefully examined more than 10,000 pages of the earliest Quran manuscripts, most of them in person. His doctoral dissertation, "Intentional Changes in Qurʾān Manuscripts" (Rice University, 2014)... Driving Brubaker's inquiry is a curiosity about the early history of the Quran, and he is aware that the early manuscripts are witnesses to a time not easily accessed via other avenues of investigation.

 

Dr. Asma Hilali is known for her research on the Sanaa Palimpsest.