Nur alttwfyq and kashf alttdqyq malana muhsin bin Mohammed Taher Al-Qazwini (1150 ha) From verse (204) of Surat Al-Baqarah to the end of Surat Al-Baqarah – study and investigation

Master Thesis

Dissertation

Student: Marwa Hamid Habib

Supervised by:Assoc. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ali Hobi Al-Rabbi

Major: Sharia and Islamic Sciences

Publish Date:2024

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Abstract


From the first moment, interpreters were interested in the science of interpretation and demanded their interpretive code for the basics and cognitive rules that are needed to understand the meaning, and the interpretation of Mulla al-Qazwini is an extension of the interpretive efforts that preceded him, as he was interested in this science and composed this interpretation. Given the importance of achieving the interpretation, removing the dust from it as it is scientific and enriching knowledge, the thesis was undertaken for the purpose of the interpretation section «Nur al-Tawfiq wa Kashf al-Daqiq»; I realized that it contains a great intellectual product, as its author deposited most of his knowledge and experience in it. The aim of the study was to highlight the efforts of a science of interpretive scholars who devoted themselves, their minds and their thoughts to the Book of God and to clarify its eloquence, miracles and meanings, and to clarify the scientific value of this interpretation by shedding light on its methodology, clarifying its treatments and steps by scholars, and its responses and preferences, which are a prominent feature of its interpretation, and to clarify the status of this interpretation; A comprehensive interpretation of various approaches, especially the narrative classes that sought to understand the Qur’anic text according to the words of the Prophet (peace and blessings of God be upon him) and the pure Imams (peace be upon them), with what it provides of a history that facilitates understanding the Qur’anic verses and the scope of their meanings. This interpretation has also become not without various Qur’anic opinions interspersed with opinions, preferences and responses that reflect Nair’s thought in understanding and extracting Qur’anic texts To obtain the benefit from the research, it was necessary to divide it into two sections preceded by an introduction.
The first section, the modern section, includes the interpretive section, which first discusses the author’s personal and academic biography, authorizing his writings, then discussing the author’s work, verifying the authenticity of the book and its attribution to the interpreter, his method of interpretation, and his interpretive sources. After that, the first section, which refers to the methods of interpretation and its trends, includes two topics: the first on the methods of interpretation, popular in the interpretive trends, and the second chapter was devoted to examining the linguistic and grammatical topics in this interpretation, and it is divided into three topics: the first on the methods of linguistic interpretatio
preferably in linguistic extremes, supports the linguistic opinions of the interpreter and their responses and preferences .The second section contains a description of the manuscript, the method of investigation, symbols and commercial symbols, then the texts of the investigators. The most important results reached by the study are that this interpretation is one of the comprehensive interpretations of diverse and comprehensive approaches to multiple topics, and that Mulla Al-Qazwini has a clear interpretive effort, as the pages of that interpretation contain opinions, discussions, and interpretive responses that reflect distinct, conscious minds, and the research alerts the interpreter to distinguish when criticizing to correct interpretive opinions in a way that is consistent with the principles and rules of interpretation, which means that Mulla Al-Qazwini’s Tatat refers to the correct uses in constructing interpretive opinions and sayings when explaining the meanings of the Holy Qur’an, and that Mulla Al-Qazwini presented the sayings and sayings, and he was not an imitator and transmitter, but rather he was placing them in their verified, critical place, benefiting from what he chose as an option for the truth and choosing what was contrary to it.