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ʿUrwa, Abū Mijlaz, and the Search for Early Tafsīr Traditions

In this episode of the Real Talk Podcast 🎙️, hosts Terron and Roxanna sit down with Dr. Andreas Görke 🏛️ (University of Edinburgh) for a look into one of the most fundamental questions in Qur’anic Studies 📜: how early tafsīr began, what survives of it, and how we can date it. Drawing on two of his major studies: 📘 "Remnants of an Old Tafsīr Tradition? The Exegetical Accounts of ʿUrwa b. al-Zubayr” (2016) https://www.academia.edu/30404531/_Re... 📗 “Criteria for Dating Early Tafsīr Traditions: The Exegetical Traditions and Variant Readings of Abū Mijlaz” (2020) https://www.academia.edu/52320012/_Cr... Dr. Görke walks us through the methodological challenges 🔍 of reconstructing the earliest layers of Qur’anic interpretation, the limitations of relying on major authorities like Ibn ʿAbbās, and why figures such as ʿUrwa b. al-Zubayr and Abū Mijlaz may offer clearer windows into the formative period of tafsīr. 📚 Topics Discussed: 📖 The three major scholarly positions on the origins of tafsīr 🧩 Why early tafsīr is so difficult to date 🪶 How to identify authentic early exegetical material 🕋 The role of isnād analysis in tafsīr studies 🔠 Variant readings and what they tell us about early Qur’anic transmission ⚖️ Comparing the exegetical profiles of ʿUrwa and Abū Mijlaz 💬 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe ❤️ — and let us know your thoughts in the comments below! 👇 🎧 Real Talk Podcast Hosted by Terron Poole & Roxanna Irani 📺 Subscribe:    / @skepsislamica   📱 Follow us on X (Twitter): https://x.com/Terodotus & https://x.com/IraniRoxanna