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An Interpretive Study of
"And he glanced a glance at the stars Then said:Lo! I feel sick!" from the farīqain Commentators` View
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Seyyed Baqer Hoseini Karimi *   1, Mohammadhosein Shirafkan |
| 1- , sb.hosseini@umz.ac.ir |
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Abstract: (1799 Views) |
| The Holy Qur'an is far from being of complex scientific and Arabic verbal terms. This has made it immortal and understandable to all throughout the ages. The Qur'an also has meta-sensory and supernatural content, which in the form of words being set for the sensible things, in various forms, such as: allegory, pieces of history, dialogue and good debate or sermon and advice, warning and glad tiding or demonstration and scientific argument has been expressed sporadically. One of the verses that is the subject of the opinions of the commentators is the meaning of the verses: "And he glanced a glance at the stars Then said: Lo! I feel sick!" These verses have raised many questions. The present article is based on the fariqains` views and with a descriptive-analytical method to analyze the different views of the commentators. There are three possibilities regarding the meaning of the verses under discussion. The best view of "he glanced at the stars" is that of the kingdom, or of astrology, or of religious duty, taklīf, and what meant by "sick " is the distress of the Prophet, not his physical illness. |
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| Keywords: Literary Interpretation, Verses 88 and 89 Saffat, Prophet Ibrahim (a), Stars, Saqīm. |
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Type of Study: Research |
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Received: 2019/05/19 | Accepted: 2019/12/26 | Published: 2021/07/19
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