This book, part of the German Orientalism series, explores Angelika Neuwirth's profound insights into the reception and study of the Quran in Western scholarship. Neuwirth, a prominent scholar, delves into how the Quran, through its unique linguistic and thematic depth, has captivated and influenced minds across the globe, particularly within the context of German oriental studies. The work critically examines the methodologies and perspectives adopted by orientalists in their engagement with the Islamic holy text, offering a nuanced understanding of its enduring impact and the ways in which its beauty and message have been perceived and analyzed throughout history. It provides a fascinating look at the intersection of religious studies, linguistics, and cultural history.