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Title منتخب اردو تفاسیر کا تنقیدی جائزہ : (Rationalist Approach) فہم قرآن کا عقلی رجحان

Author(s) Dildar Ahmad

Abstract An important aspect in the commentary literature of the Qur'an consists of the pure rational trend, which has been discussed among the scholars of a particular school of thought. In this trend, some famous thinkers among the scholars of the subcontinent have played their role. Among the Qur'anic verses, especially in the verses related to beliefs, the exegesis is based on opinion. In this way, they present interpretations based on rational principles apart from the popular scholars. Because of this, ordinary religious Muslims become victims of chaos and the path of difference become smoothed for educated and rationalist. As a result, differences arise in the society and the paths for the propagation of religion are blocked. In order to reduce this social and intellectual differences and promote peace and intellectual unity and peace, a research discussion is brought into being, which is titled: Understanding the Qur'an. The intellectual tendency of Ayat Al-Aqeed will be a critical review in the light of selected Urdu interpretations. This paper will consist of the introduction, three chapters and the conclusion. Muhammad Ali Lahori, Allama Tamna Amadi, Ghulam Ahmed Parvizi and Javed Ahmed Ghamdi) will be introduced. Among the three chapters, the first chapter deals with the rational tendency of understanding the Qur’an, the second chapter with the rational tendency in understanding the verses of beliefs, and the third chapter with the principles of interpretation. In the light of the selected Urdu interpretations will be critically evaluated. Finally, the results of the paper will be discussed.

Type Thesis/Dissertation PhD

Faculty Social Sciences

Department Islamic thought & Culture

Language Urdu

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