Distance means returning the word to the soul. Some, such as Fakhr Razi and Alusi, are quoted in the following verse: "Inna nahn nazlna al-dhikr wa anna lah lahafezun"Arguing for this verse to reject the distortion of the Qur'an, they consider it as a distant example in the word and attribute the expression of the said word to the Shiites.
In contrast, Shiite thinkers have made great efforts to address this suspicion. Despite the strength of some of the answers, none of them has been able to completely dispel this suspicion. The aim of the present study was to provide a more complete and better defense.Therefore, he analyzed all the answers in an analytical manner, presented the criticisms of each of them, and presented a different opinion from the others. The result of this article is that:First of all, it is not far from the Shiite plan and it does not accept it. Secondly, according to the existing definitions of distance, the design of this doubt about the Qur'an is not relevant and is a kind of sophistry and "pseudo-distance".