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الوقف والابتداء وأثرهما في بلاغة المعنى القرآني Pause And Start And Their Effect On The Rhetoric Of The Quranic Meaning, Suleiman Al-Omirat

Jordan Journal of Islamic Studies

This research examines the phenomenon of Stopping and Starting and their effect in guiding the meanings of the Holy Quran. I started with an introduction that defines the Stopping, and shows its importance in the clarification of the meanings. Then I spoke about how our scholars took special care while studying the Stopping. Then talked about when the reader ignores the rules of Stopping and Starting (or the so-called Unfavorable Stopping), and its effect in misleading the listener into understanding the wrong meaning. Afterwards, I talked about the how the experienced reader who possesses high rhetorical decency would change and …

Life And Scientific Heritage Of Ali Al-Qari, Islomxon Ubaydullayev

The Light of Islam

Learning work of Ali Al-Qari "Anwar-al-Quran va Asro-al-Furqan", and analyzing Quran science given in this book plays a key role in the youth upbringing. It shows the importance of Quran science in the spiritual development of the youth.

The life, scientific heritage and work "Anwar-al-Quran va Asro-al-Furqan" of Ali al-Qari, who played a major role in the scientific and spiritual development of Movarounnahr and Hejaz in 16th-17th centuries, in particular in the development of hadith science has been designated as theme of research. The development of Quran and hadiths science has been taken as research targets. The thing to be …

ʿAbdulḥalīm Abū Shuqqa’S The Liberation Of Women In The Age Of Revelation: A Translation And Critical Commentary, Ibtehal Noorwali

Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Repository

One of Muslim scholars’ modern endeavors is to identify Islam’s egalitarian and liberating views on women as espoused by its earliest sources— the Qur’an and hadith. ʿAbdulḥalīm Abū Shuqqa makes such an attempt in his six-volume, Arabic book titled “The Liberation of Women in the Age of Revelation” (Taḥrīr al-Mar’a fī ‘Aṣr al-Risāla) published in 1995. He shows evidence from the Qur’an and authentic hadith reports for women’s autonomy, involvement in communal worship, public life, politics, battlefields, and professional work, among other activities. In an attempt to analyze and bring what was considered a ‘breakthrough’ in the Islamic …