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Intratextual Analysis of Verse 87 of Surah An-Naml Rereading and Criticism of Views
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Atefeh Zarsazan khorasani *   |
| Professor Assistant, Quran and Hadith Sciences Department, International University of Islamic Denominations, Tehran, Iran , zarsazan@gmail.com |
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Abstract: (113 Views) |
| One of the stages that beings must pass through in their evolutionary process is “Nafkhe Sur” (blowing into the trumpets) and the events that follow. Verse 87 of An-Naml is one of the verses that has been discussed and commentators have disagreed on its aspects. In the present study, which was written using a descriptive-analytical method, after quoting and analyzing the existing ideas, by rereading the aforementioned verse and using the context, it was determined that the “Sur” (trumpet) is different from the “Saihah” (Loud Sound), and the final stages of the world are not summarized in only two trumpets: death and resurrection. Rather, according to the verses of the Quran, at the beginning, the "first trumpet" causes the death of all earthly people and their transfer to the barzakh. Then, with the blowing of the "trumpet of death," all the people of the barzakh and the people living in the heavens became unconscious, and the "trumpet" is blown again, which causes the people of the barzakh and the people living in the heavens to come to life. Contrary to the opinion of some commentators, the blowing of the trumpets in the aforementioned verse refers to this, and after that, fear and panic from the conditions of the Day of Judgment come upon people, and finally, with the "second trumpet," everyone will appear before Allah for an accounting. Meanwhile, some who have a higher aspect than the created ones, and in fact have nothing of themselves as a created being to be taken from them, but have turned to Allah completely by doing righteous deeds and avoiding all mortal sins and have taken on the aspect of the divine aspect, are exempted from this terror. |
Article number: 8 |
| Keywords: Theological interpretation, Surah An-Naml, blowing into the Trumpet, fear on the Day of Judgment, those excluded from terror. |
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Type of Study: Research |
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Received: 2024/06/11 | Accepted: 2025/03/5 | Published: 2025/08/25
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