In this critical academic study, scholar Dr. Ghanem Qaddouri al-Hamad examines the work of German orientalist Theodor Nöldeke, particularly his influential 'History of the Qur'an'. The analysis focuses on Nöldeke's treatment of the Quranic Readings (Qira'at) and the Uthmanic Script (Rasm). Al-Hamad dissects Nöldeke's methodology and conclusions, offering a scholarly rebuttal from an Islamic academic perspective. He evaluates the orientalist's approach to the textual history of the Quran, presenting a detailed counter-argument that highlights both the strengths and the significant shortcomings of Nöldeke's pioneering yet controversial research.