Hamid Moraveji Tabasi; Mohammad Ali Rezaee Esfahani; Rahman Oshriyeh
Abstract
The title of Great Jihad is mentioned in verse 52 of Surah Al-Furqan. Due to the Meccan nature of Surah Al-Furqan and the context of the verses of Makki, the Great Jihad is a civilian strategy to confront enemies and protect Islamic society from any invasion and civilian domination. Extracting the foundations ...
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The title of Great Jihad is mentioned in verse 52 of Surah Al-Furqan. Due to the Meccan nature of Surah Al-Furqan and the context of the verses of Makki, the Great Jihad is a civilian strategy to confront enemies and protect Islamic society from any invasion and civilian domination. Extracting the foundations and principles of the Great Jihad from the Holy Quran is something that has not been properly studied so far, and the present article tries to eliminate this shortcoming. In this research, the basis is the foundations of the legitimacy of the great jihad on which this type of jihad is built. What is meant by the principle is the framework for the implementation of the Great Jihad. Civilian struggle by the Qur'an, confrontation with doubts, divine test for recognizing the Mujahideen, and fighting against falsehood are the special principles of the Great Jihad and the belief in the existence of an intellectual enemy, soft struggle against the enemies, and having a jihadist spirit are its specific principles. These findings, extracted from the teachings of the Holy Qur'an, indicate that the Holy Qur'an, with its approach of disobedience to infidels, should be the tool of great jihad. The Mujahideen in the civilian arena must take steps to fight the enemies, extract, and formulate the ideas needed by the Islamic society. The method used in this research to achieve the desired is the method of intra-Quranic thematic research and comparative study between interpretations.
Mohammad Ali Rezaee Isfahani; Hamideh Shoorgeshti
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God Almighty has set the Holy Quran as the guiding light for human beings so that they can find the way to bliss and salvation through it. Therefore, it is essential to contemplate more and more and discover the profound depths of the verses in this holy book. One of the topics discussed in this holy ...
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God Almighty has set the Holy Quran as the guiding light for human beings so that they can find the way to bliss and salvation through it. Therefore, it is essential to contemplate more and more and discover the profound depths of the verses in this holy book. One of the topics discussed in this holy book is the topic of the divine traditions. Marriage is one of the traditions discussed in the Quran, and it is so important that God considers it His sign on the earth. This point has been made in the 21st verse of the surah Roum, and since marriage is a way through which one can reach happiness, a precise and detailed examination of it seems necessary. In the field of interpretation of the Quran, a lot of works including books of commentary, papers, and dissertations have been carried out. However, the focus of this research is on a methodical and comparative examination of the above-mentioned verse, with regard to the ideas and views of the Shia and Sunni commentators. There has never been a work as inclusive as this one. The present paper uses a narrative-analytic method. As marriage is a common rule among all of the creatures, especially humans, we have generalized this tradition to all of the people of societies. That is to say, we have considered marriage in thought, soul, and body so as to make comfort, friendliness, and mercy.
