In this significant work, part of his 'Complete Works' series, scholar Firas Al-Sawah undertakes a critical examination of the 'Muhammadan Project.' He delves into the foundational concepts of revelation (Wahy) and the sacred text (Nass) within Islam. Applying a historical-critical and anthropological approach, Al-Sawah analyzes the Quran's origins, compilation, and early interpretation, challenging traditional narratives to offer a modern, academic perspective on the formation of early Islamic thought and its foundational scripture.