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110 B.C., in the original Aramaic dialect, by a Palestinian
Jew. At least such is the opinion of the French Encyclopedia.
The Koran only mentions Enoch under his surname
"Idris" - the Arabic form of the Aramaic "Drisha" being
of the same category of simple nouns as "Iblis" and "Blisa" (l)
"Idris" and "Drisha" signify a man of great learning, a
scholar and an erudite, from "darash" (Arabic "darisa").
The Koranic text says: "And mention in the Book Idris;
he too was a man of truth and a Prophet, whom We exalted."
Ch.19:56-57 Koran.
Footnote:
(1). "Iblis," the Arabic form of the Aramaic "Blisa," an epithet
Jew. At least such is the opinion of the French Encyclopedia.
The Koran only mentions Enoch under his surname
"Idris" - the Arabic form of the Aramaic "Drisha" being
of the same category of simple nouns as "Iblis" and "Blisa" (l)
"Idris" and "Drisha" signify a man of great learning, a
scholar and an erudite, from "darash" (Arabic "darisa").
The Koranic text says: "And mention in the Book Idris;
he too was a man of truth and a Prophet, whom We exalted."
Ch.19:56-57 Koran.
Footnote:
(1). "Iblis," the Arabic form of the Aramaic "Blisa," an epithet