Where do variant Korans come from, if all Korans are supposed to be the same? This book, Which Koran? explains most of the variants:

This book and more, shows that Koran varies, especially by country and sect of Islam. So where do these variants come from? A number come from Saudi Arabia, from one man:

The Warsh Mus’haf, which I completed in 3 years, is among the rarest editions of the Qur’an in the Islamic world. I have also written six Mus’hafs in different textual variants, which were distributed across the Islamic world. I first wrote the Warsh, then Hafs, and then Duri for Africa and Sudan, and I wrote the Qalun for Libya.
Uthman Taha, calligrapher, King Fahd Complex for Printingthe Holy Qur’anMuhammad’s Koran, in Arab News.

The Saudi authorities also actively track down perverted copies of the Koran, as shown by this article: Makkah governor orders confiscation of fake Qur’an copies. Naturally, the action of merely human Muslims in tracking down “fakes” show that there’s NO divine preservation of the Koran.
