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... Instead, they were intended as supplementary aids for explaining the Qur'anic text and, as such, functioned primarily as pedagogical tools. In this context, he suggests that the 8. Reminiscent of Kemp's view (cited in Reiß, 1971, p. 100) on interlinear translation in general, which "führt ja nur ein Schattendasein und erscheint niemals ohne das Original, dem sie dient." translators of early Persian Qurʾān translations are more accurately described as "glossators" rather than "translators." ...
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