A Comparative Analysis of Comprehensive Quranic Science Sources Transformation during the First to the Contemporary Centuries

The present assessment is the product of a comparative analysis to rank 46 influential quranic science sources published during the first to the contemporary centuries with a stress on determining the effectiveness coefficient of each factor in comprehensive quranic science writing and edition. A qualitative research methodology was adopted based on the coding and categorizing approaches. Data were analyzed using comparative and casual narrative technique. Transformation circumstances and requirements were observed following literature review and surveying authors, and 75 concepts were ultimately extracted. Eighteen criteria were intended as comparison indices upon open and axial coding steps were completed. In selective coding step, ten, three, and five main categories with respectively high, intermediate, and low (or ignorable) coefficients of effectiveness were extracted. Performance (score: 84), the impact of author's character and individual dignity on writhing (score: 79), and the book content (score: 73) ranked as the first three effective categories influencing comprehensive quranic science sources transformation. The first and third categories were related to the identity and the genuineness of comprehensive book text, respectively, while the second category was based on the author's internal characters. Identity and the genuineness of comprehensive quranic book text were finally intended as the most fundamental categories.