The Great Revelation: New Perspectives on the Qur'an

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Book description:

• Author's name: Dr.. Dr. Mohamed Abdullah Draz

• Number of pages: 109 pages

• The subject of the book: The Great Revelation: New Perspectives on the Qur'an

The contents of the book:

1. Submission of publication
2. About the author's life 
3. Authoring introduction
4. First search: In Defining the Qur'an

• The linguistic and etymological meaning of the two words: «Qur'an and Koran. From being called by both names
• The Qur'an is timeless and unalterable, unlike previous books
• Can the Quran be logically defined?
• Elements of the popular definition of the Quran
• Differentiating between the Qur'an and the Hadith
• Revelation and Jurisprudence, Revelation of Text and Revelation of Meaning

1. Second search: On the source of the Qur'an

• Bootstrap
• Defining the claim based on the Qur'anic texts
• These texts should not have been allowed by Muhammad's proof of attributing the Qur'an to him, which is not a claim until it needs proof.
• Muhammad's attribution of the Qur'an to God could not have been a fraud that simplified his influence over the world. Otherwise, why did he not attribute all his words to God, given that his sanitized behavior before and after the prophethood rejects the vice of murder
• Regarding the future of Islam, its book, and its messenger 
• Regarding the future of believers
• Regarding the future of the recalcitrant
• The second phase of the research
• Showing that Muhammad must have prepared the Qur'an from a teacher, and searching human circles for that teacher
• Find it among the curators: Ignorance is not a source of knowledge
• Searching for it among scholars
• Muhammad's attitude toward the scholars is one of correcting what they have distorted and revealing what they have concealed
• Whoever claims to have a human teacher, let him name him
• It's easier for him to pronounce 
• Whoever is narrowly confined to the circle of the limit can only serve as a judge. 
• The perplexity and confusion of ancient and modern argumentation
• The theory of psychic revelation is not new
• Third phase of the research
• Researching the circumstances of revelation The phenomenon of revelation and analyzing its symptoms Sources of the Qur'an
• Exploiting what science has revealed in modern times
• Fourth stage of research
• Searching the essence of the Qur'an itself for the truth of its source
• The nature of the Qur'an The limits of human ability, the unity of miracle The three aspects of miracle

• Linguistic miracle
• Scientific miracle
• Legislative miracles The Quran is a powerful miracle

• Investigating possible doubts about this case, in order to erase them one by one
• (The first argument is the argument of Ghamr Nashi, with the illusion of being able to emulate the Qur'an
• (The second doubt is that of a humble literary figure who attributes this ability to other stallions
• (The third argument is that the fact that the Arabs did not oppose the Qur'an may have been due to their preoccupation rather than their inability
• (Fourth doubt) The doubt of those who may think that if the Qur'an is miraculous, it is not miraculous in its linguistic aspect because it did not come out of the Arabic language in its vocabulary or in the rules of its syntax
• (The fifth argument is that the inability of people to match the style of the Qur'an is not a characteristic of the Qur'an, because the style of each speaker is the image of himself and his temperament, so no one else can replace him. 
• The transition from clearing suspicion to healing the ghazal reveals aspects of the secrets of miracles. .
• Two Views on Surface Crust Pronunciation

• Signature beauty in the distribution of his movements and gestures, orchestrations and songs
• The harmonic beauty in the alignment and grouping of the letters

• Considerations on the essence of the Qur'anic statement and its characteristics that distinguish it from other speech, whether in a paragraph dealing with a single issue, a sura dealing with several issues, between one sura and another, or in the Qur'an as a whole
• The Quran, paragraph by paragraph
• The style of the Qur'an is the meeting place of the ends of graphical virtue, the intentionality of the words and the fulfillment of the meaning
• Application to a verse 
• The Qur'an is a complete fulfillment of both its outlines and its details 
• Introducing new speech metrics
• No word in the Qur'an is an introductory word, and no letter is semantically redundant 
• The Secret of the Increased Kaf in Almighty God's saying: "He is not like anything. 
• Brevity by omission. With clarity and sweetness 
• Example
• Another example
• The Qur'an in Surah Surah is alone in abundance 
• It is more difficult to move from one meaning to another than it is to move between
• Parts of Meaning 
• Gathering hadiths with different meanings, disparate times, and diverse circumstances into one continuous hadith is the zone of disjointedness, cropping, and the organization of paradox and disparity
• The great human dilemma of figuring out the position of each part of a compound before the parts are complete and even before the nature of those parts is known Examples in various industries 
• The combination of all these reasons in each surah, without compromising the tightness of its unity or the straightness of its organization, is indeed a miracle of miracles.
• Rational Politics in the Study of the Qur'anic Pattern 
• A sample of this study in the longest surah of the Qur'an: The system of meaning nodes in Surah Al-Baqarah in sum and detail

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