suradie disagrees with the above. ----which IMO indicates that SHEYou are delirious. At the time in question the overwhelming
majority of the people of arabia were illiterate. To what "books"
do you allude?
believes that 2000 years ago literacy was prevalent amongst the
people now inhabiting the land called "saudi arabia" and books
abounded. Somehow in the midst of the literacy---muhummad
managed to remain illiterate more than 600 years later. Well-- there was some literacy----but absolutely not in arabic--to wit Persians, Jews and Christians did. Arabic was not
a written language (well--it is most likely that jews wrote arabic
words using the hebrew alphabet---maybe christians and
zoroastrians did the same using Farsi and/or Latin There still exists a Judeo-arabic break off language---
-something like Yiddish is a breakoff from
German however judeo-arabic is very arcane