Medieval Christians and the Quraysh shared skepticism about Muhammad’s miracles

Evidence

Miracles are not to be sought in their case, because they did not introduce any novelty of law . The Latins agreed with the first Quraysh against whose unbelief the Qur’anic revelations about miracles were directed. — Norman Daniel, Islam and the West, 422

Categorization

• XREF: Connects to Anidjar’s genealogy of Christian-Jewish-Muslim polemic as constitutive boundary-drawing. The Latins’ alignment with the Quraysh is a striking instance of the enemy-of-my-enemy construction inside the proof-of-prophet debate.