"<a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOKCNUqbpH0&amp;t=1h57m00s"">1:57:00</a> Good question. The Bible is a library of books compiled over centuries whereas the Quran was sourced through one man.<br><br>The Quran has textual variation in its manuscripts like the Bible and ancient writings in general. Peace",(reply>), ​@going2sleep <br>with all due respect, the Quran does have textual variations as do ancient books generally. are you familiar with the Sanaa manuscript? it is one of the oldest manuscripts of the Quran in existence and it contains many textual variants and an erased 'non-standard' version of the Quran. you can read about it on wikipedia. If you want to learn in depth about Textual Criticism I recommend scholars who are specialists in this area like Daniel Wallace (Bible) and Daniel Alan Brubaker (Quran). <br><br>Shabir Ally also has videos about Sanaa Manuscript.,(reply>), The Quran has no textual variations. The modes of recitation are 7 but there is only one Quran with no verses being eliminated, additions, or omissions. The Bible has a slew of contradictions, the addition of verses, and the removal of verses. There is no contradictions in the Quran.,(reply>), Quran doesn't have textual variations ??