Study of  Doubts of Qquranic Researches

Study of Doubts of Qquranic Researches

Analytical criticism of Ibn Taymiyyah's doubt in the direction of negation of the "specialness" of the word "Ma'unzel" in "Ayah Tabligh"

Document Type : Original Article

Authors
1 Comparative Tafsir, Al-Zahra Society, Salam Allah Alaihi, Qom
2 Academic board and assistant professor of Al-Mustafa community (pbuh), director of Qur'an interpretation and science department of Al-Zahra community (pbuh), teacher of higher levels at Qom seminary
10.22034/sdqr.2023.189927
Abstract
From the Shiite point of view, the verse known as "Proclamation Verse" is considered one of the most important Quranic reasons for the issue of "Imamate". Due to the great importance of this issue in the Shia belief system, for a long time, the opponents and deniers of the Wilayat of Ahl al-Bayt have tried to distort the meaning of this verse on this important and key issue by raising many doubts. show off; Ibn Taymiyyah Harrani's works indicate that he is considered one of the most prolific figures in this field. In the book "Minhaj al-Sunnah", he has tried to suggest that the meaning of this verse is about "Khilafah" and "Imam" to doubt and deny Imam Ali . The current research, which is based on the original sources of Fariqin, and compiled in a descriptive-analytical method; It seeks to answer the question: "What is Ibn Taymiyyah's doubt in the direction of negating the "specificity" of the meaning of the expression "Ma'anzal" and the criticisms against it?" The findings of this research indicate that, firstly: Ibn Taymiyyah's claim of the semantic generality of this word contradicts his own performance and interpretation views; Second: multiple internal and external evidence; will prevent the correctness of this speech of Ibn Taymiyyah; For this reason, we say: The implication of the verse of Tabligh is on the imamate and guardianship of Hazrat Ali and the specialness of "Ma'anzaleh" is a definite matter and there is no damage to its semantic field.
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  • Receive Date 31 May 2023
  • Revise Date 28 June 2023
  • Accept Date 06 August 2023