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Title قرآن مجید کا اسلوب تبشیر وانذار (منتخب تفاسیر کی روشنی میں موضوعاتی مطالعہ)

Author(s) Ms. Naila Ajmal

Abstract The Holy Qur'an is the eternal guidance ordained for all human beings, by the Creator Almighty and revealed to the last of the Prophets (PBUH). Its directives are as diverse and comprehensive as human life. It is inherent in human psychology to be motivated by good news about the future and feels demotivated on the basis of fear and warning of bad consequences. Therefore, the Holy Qur’an has used the same fact in its invitation to the human beings for the Way leading them to their Lord. The significance of this is evident from the fact that every prophet came and informed his people about the good tidings associated with doing good-deeds and warned against the evil end of avoiding the right path. The following research focusses Qur’anic principle of Tabsheer (Good Tidings as consequence of good deeds) and Inzar (Warnings against bad deeds as negative consequences) along-with its implications. The first chapter deals with the introductory analysis of Tabsheer o Inzar, as a term and phenomenon of Qur’anic communications. The second chapter discusses Prophets as being messengers of good news about good deeds and the bad news about bad deeds, as a consequence of human doings, in the life-hereafter. The third and fourth chapters focusses all verses of Qur’an, directly related to the topic and concludes the research on all possible connotations, implications and wisdom of this communication. One of the major purposes in this study of Qur’an has been to discover and present Qur’anic narratives on this subject, in a coherent form, from different aspects so that the desire for good deeds and deterrence of bad deeds may be established in the hearts.

Type Thesis/Dissertation PhD

Faculty Social Sciences

Department Islamic thought & Culture

Language Urdu

Publication Date 2023-06-05

Subject Islamic Studies

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