Original sentence: " Hazleton, notes that in hindsight the "Qur'an would not be sufficient", as "the Quran would be supplemented [after Muhammad's death] by the practice of Muhammad, his example in everything from the greatest events to the smallest details of everyday life, as related by those closest to him.According to Miskinzoda, the true focal point of the story is a question of Muhammad's religious authority, exemplified by Omar's statement: "You have the Qur'an, the book of God is sufficient for us.Gurdofarid Miskinzoda, of the Institute of Ismaili Studies, links this event to the emergence of the saying, attributed to Muhammad, that, "My ummah will never agree on an error", an idea perpetuated by theologians like ibn Hazm and ibn Sayyid al-Nās.That, according to the Qur'an, is settled by divine selection".Though, as observed by Wilferd Madelung, the Qur'an itself "advises the faithful to settle some matters by consultation, but not the succession of prophets
Edited sentence: " Alternatively, according to the author G." Hazleton, however, refutes this claim and points out that, "[Quran] would not be sufficient," continuing that, "The Quran would be supplemented [after Muhammad's death] by the practice of Muhammad, his example in everything from the greatest events to the smallest details of everyday life, as related by those closest to him.According to Miskinzoda, the true focal point of the story is a question of Muhammad's religious authority, exemplified by Omar's statement: "You have the Quran, the book of God is sufficient for us.Miskinzoda also links this event to the emergence of the saying, attributed to Muhammad, that, "My ummah will never agree on an error", an idea perpetuated by theologians like ibn Hazm and ibn Sayyid al-Nās.Miskinzoda, this event may suggest that Muhammad accepted how the Muslim community may act in his absence.That, according to the Quran, is settled by divine selection," as observed by W.This modern idea appears to contradict the teachings of the Quran which, for instance, "advices the faithful to settle some matters by consultation, but not the succession of prophets