Interpreting the Verb with the Verb and Its Impact on the Quranic Meaning

Abstract

Interpretation is a fundamental intellectual tool aimed at achieving understanding and clarification. It is a comprehensive approach that permeates all branches of knowledge, without being limited to a specific discipline or scientific category. It is used interchangeably by researchers in the rational sciences and some specialists in the transmitted sciences. We find it present in the works of theologians, philosophers, Sufis, grammarians, scholars of the principles of jurisprudence, and commentators, each employing it according to the requirements of their scientific field.

Grammarians frequently resorted to grammatical interpretation to ensure they preserved the basic rules when confronting eloquent Qur'anic texts and other Arabic prose and poetry. Consequently, Qur'anic texts that were not directly subject to established rules became a broad field for grammatical interpretations and interpretations.

Whenever eloquent Arabic texts contravened established norms and rules, grammarians sought to interpret, interpret, and redirect them to conform to these norms and rules, while taking care not to modify the rules or question their validity.  Had they taken these conflicting texts into account when establishing the rules, they would have formulated them in a way that accommodated diverse texts without conflict.