Koranesque

English Etymology From en Koran esque. Adjective Reminiscent of the Koran. 2003, EddieA95, Re: A Few Questions to the NDE Experiencers Here Group: alt.consciousness.near-death-exp If more NDEs were recorded from the Muslim world, we would see more Koranesque accounts. 2006, Face, Re-learning history -- it wasn't Popov, it was Mustafa Group: uk.current-events.terrorism Because, according to Professor Sherif Mardin of Washington University, (one of the two Americans with a Koranesque surname), to the Popovs of Islam we owe even the artichokes. 2011, Hanson, Re: Feynman on Orbital Motion Group: sci.physics and do behave not any different then do Thoraic, Biblical or Koranesque cultist about their prophet