counter-Koranic

English

Etymology

From counter- +‎ Koranic.

Adjective

counter-Koranic (comparative more counter-Koranic, superlative most counter-Koranic)

1. Alternative spelling of counter-Quranic
   • 2008, Chetan Bisariya, Uranium: The element which changed the world p 229

     After the disintegration of the Ottoman regime in the 1910s, Islamic societies turned ever more inward, shunning the Western idea of scientific progress as being counter-Koranic

   • 2011, Thom Shanker, Counterstriker:

     They want to protect their message and brand—in particular from those who might go online in Al Qaeda's name and write or propose things that are counter-Koranic or non-Halal [not acceptable].