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استفساری اسلوبِ تفسیر اور فہم قرآن میں اس کےاطلاقی اسالیب : تحدیدات وامکانات


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Title: استفساری اسلوبِ تفسیر اور فہم قرآن میں اس کےاطلاقی اسالیب : تحدیدات وامکانات

Authors: Syed Muhammad Tahir Shah

Journal: Pakistan Journal of Qur'anic Studies

HEC Recognition History
Category From To
Y 2024-10-01 2025-12-31
Y 2023-07-01 2024-09-30

Publisher: Islamia University, Bahawalpur

Country: Pakistan

Year: 2024

Volume: 3

Issue: 2

Language: Urdu

Keywords: Query-basedexegesisinquiringappliedstylesinterpretationMethods

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Abstract

The Qur’ānic commentators have employed various styles and methods to interpret Qur’ān. One of these styles and methods is query-based method of exegesis which can be considered an important and effective style of Qur’ānic interpretation. Such type of exegesis comes forth when interpretation is offered in reply to a question asked about a Qur’ānic verse.
For the justification and proof of this inquiring interpretation, there are a lot of evidences and examples from the Qur’ān, Hadith, and the sayings of the Prophet’s Companions and Tābei’n.
These queries and their replies played an important role in understanding the Qur’ānic text. Various interpretations have been written fully or partially on this style which are compiled and some among them are published and some are still unpublished. This approach of exegeses can be very useful for understanding Qur’ān in this age and in future.
 This article attempts to explain the query-based method of exegesis and its applied styles in understanding Qur’ān with its limitations and possibilities.
 
 


Research Objective

To explain the query-based method of exegesis and its applied styles in understanding the Qur'n, including its limitations and possibilities.


Methodology

The study analyzes the query-based method of exegesis, which involves interpreting the Qur'n in response to specific questions. It draws upon evidence and examples from the Qur'n, Hadith, and the sayings of the Prophet's Companions and Tabi'in to justify this interpretive approach. The research also examines existing scholarly works, both published and unpublished, that focus on this method.

Methodology Flowchart
                        graph TD;
    A["Identify Query-Based Exegesis as a Method"] --> B["Gather Evidence from Qur'n, Hadith, Sayings"];
    B --> C["Analyze Existing Scholarly Works on the Method"];
    C --> D["Explain Applied Styles of Exegesis"];
    D --> E["Discuss Limitations and Possibilities"];
    E --> F["Conclude on the Significance of the Method"];                    

Discussion

The paper discusses how Qur'nic commentators have utilized various methods for interpretation, highlighting the query-based method as a distinct and valuable approach. It emphasizes the historical basis for this method, citing its presence in early Islamic sources. The discussion likely explores the strengths of this method in addressing specific interpretive challenges and its potential for contemporary relevance.


Key Findings

The query-based method of exegesis is an important and effective style of Qur'nic interpretation. It plays a significant role in understanding the Qur'nic text. This approach has the potential to be very useful for understanding the Qur'n in the present and future.


Conclusion

The query-based method of exegesis is a significant interpretive tool for understanding the Qur'n. Its application, with an awareness of its limitations and possibilities, can enhance comprehension and provide valuable insights into the divine text.


Fact Check

* The article is published in the Pakistan Journal of Qur'nic Studies, Vol. 3, Issue 2, July - December 2024. (Confirmed by journal information)
* The article's page numbers are 67-96. (Confirmed by journal information)
* The author is Dr. Syed Muhammad Tahir Shah. (Confirmed by author information)


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