Qom University Comparative Interpretation Research 2476-4191 9 2 2023 10 23 The Comparative Exegesis of Javadi Amoli and Alusi regarding Maraj al-Baḥrain and al-Luʾluʾ wa-l Marjān The Comparative Exegesis of Javadi Amoli and Alusi regarding Maraj al-Baḥrain and al-Luʾluʾ wa-l Marjān 101 124 2547 10.22091/ptt.2023.9244.2223 FA Reza Baniasadi Assistant Professor, Department of Islamic Knowledge, Faculty of Medicine, Yazd Shahid Sadoughi University of Medical Sciences , Yazd, Iran 0000-0002-1709-8070 Fatemeh Barghun Level 3 student, Field of interpretation and sciences of the Qur'an, Imam Hussein Sisters Seminary yazd, Yazd, Iran 0009-0004-1228-8694 Asma Barghoun Level 4 student, Field of Comparative interpretation of the Qur'an, Imam Hussein Sisters Seminary yazd, Yazd, Iran 0009-0004-5302-8055 Journal Article 2023 03 13 One of the very important topics in understanding the Quran is the discussion of the apparent and inner aspects of the Quran. Some narrations have enumerated seven depths for the Quran. Understanding the apparent aspect of the verses of the Quran is possible for many people; however, not everyone can understand the depths of the Quran and the depth of its depth. Some of the verses of the Holy Quran regarding which the understanding and true intent of the speaker has become controversial among Muslim scholars are verses 19-22 of the al-Rahman Chapter. In these verses, two seas have been mentioned that do not mix despite converging together and from these two seas, pearls and coral are obtained. This paper does a comparative study of the views of two prominent Shiite and Sunni exegetes, that is, Javadi Amoli and Alusi. The findings of this study show that, despite differences, these two exegetes share a common view regarding the apparent interpretation of maraj al-baḥrain (He merged the two seas) and al-luʾluʾ wa-l marjān (the pearl and the coral) in the abovementioned verse; however, they are completely different in their esoteric exegesis of the verses. One of the very important topics in understanding the Quran is the discussion of the apparent and inner aspects of the Quran. Some narrations have enumerated seven depths for the Quran. Understanding the apparent aspect of the verses of the Quran is possible for many people; however, not everyone can understand the depths of the Quran and the depth of its depth. Some of the verses of the Holy Quran regarding which the understanding and true intent of the speaker has become controversial among Muslim scholars are verses 19-22 of the al-Rahman Chapter. In these verses, two seas have been mentioned that do not mix despite converging together and from these two seas, pearls and coral are obtained. This paper does a comparative study of the views of two prominent Shiite and Sunni exegetes, that is, Javadi Amoli and Alusi. The findings of this study show that, despite differences, these two exegetes share a common view regarding the apparent interpretation of maraj al-baḥrain (He merged the two seas) and al-luʾluʾ wa-l marjān (the pearl and the coral) in the abovementioned verse; however, they are completely different in their esoteric exegesis of the verses.

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