جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "sura al saffat" در نشریات گروه "علوم قرآن و حدیث"

Many Quranic verses have both apparent and metaphorical meanings. Some of such metaphorical meanings come from the exegeses produced by the Infallible Imams. From this perspective, what can be the deep meaning of the Quranic verse "And We have prepared a grat sacrifice for him"? Research into Quranic i terpretations prove that it refers to Imam al-Husayn in that he was the greatest sacrifice of Abraham's progeny. This outlook is asserted in an exegesis of the verse as highlighted by the 8th Infallible Imam Ali al-Reza, as quoted verbatim in early snd authoritative Shiite sources.

The term “El Yāsin” has been mentioned in the Quran just once in the verse 130 of the 37th chapter: “Peace be unto Elias”. Both the correct pronunciation and meaning of the term has been a point of disagreement among the commentators and readers of the Quran. Some of the Shiite and most of the Sunni commentators believe that El Yasin is another version of Elyasin and is equal to Elyas who is a Quranic prophet. The supporters of this idea refer to the popular reading, similar terms and the context as the proofs for their preference. On the other hand, other Shiite commentators by referring to some traditions believe that the phrase should be pronounced as “Āl Yāsin” and it implies Ahlul-Bayt. The fact that one of the Prophet's names is “Yāsin” is a good reason for such an inference. In the present study, we try to determine the meaning of the term by reviewing the commentator's ideas, Quranic proofs and various readings as well as the traditions received in this subject.

Repetition plays significant rhetorical and cognitive roles in the holy Quran. Quranic repetitions can be classified into verbal, semantic, and verbal- semantic types. These repetitions sometimes occur regularly and immediately in successive verses, sometimes in one Sura with regular intervals, and occasionally in two different Suras. The present article deals with verse refrains repeated with regular aesthetic forms in the Quran. Giving it the name of “Quranic refrain”, the present article seeks to present it as a beautiful literal form peculiar to the Quran distinguishing its position among similar literal forms. In Quranic verse refrains, after verses or a part of the Sura, a verse or a phrase is repeated in a particular order, giving the Sura a harmonious and elegant feature. Stating wise and aesthetic points of Suras, the present article seeks to study the quality of these repetitions in seven Suras i. e. al- Rahman, Mursalat, Shuara, Qamar, Saffat, Naml, and Kahf.