Ruhollah Mohamadalinejad Omran; Hamid Nosrati; Farzad Dehghani
Abstract
Contemplative grammar is a universal practice known to the public in the Qur'an; Qur'anic scholars have found ways to teach the public the simplest way to instruct the Qur'an. One of the proposed methods is the Surah - Word-Based method. A method that does not rely solely on the word or a particular ...
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Contemplative grammar is a universal practice known to the public in the Qur'an; Qur'anic scholars have found ways to teach the public the simplest way to instruct the Qur'an. One of the proposed methods is the Surah - Word-Based method. A method that does not rely solely on the word or a particular Surah for thought in the Qur'an; it deals with words and Surahs concisely. This article, in a Library-Based, Descriptive-Analytical way, has criticized the Qur'anic Word-Based method of Surah Quran and its functions. In the Surah - Word-based manner, contemplation is surrounded by the descent of words, verses, and misery whose condition is purity, and the first step is Thought. The contemplation in this way is of various levels, with the drawing of diagrams. This method, while benefiting from the privileges, has basic and methodical critique. Contemplation is not deliberate, sophisticated, or attuned to the mere fact of the matter, but it is a profound delicacy and thoughtful consideration. Secondly, thinking is a different level from contemplation and should not be considered as a stage of it. Thirdly, the purpose of contemplation is to generalize the understanding of the Qur'an, so determining the different levels of use of this method and drawing sophisticated diagrams that require a great deal of skill is not necessarily more general and closer to interpretation. Fourth, what is referred to as word contemplation in the manner discussed is no particular innovation except for the complex diagrams added that confuse the person.
