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Decoding the Manifestations of Sacred Affairs with Emphasis on the Stories of the Qurʾan
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Latifeh Salamat Bavil   |
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| The commentators of the Qurʾan have chosen different ways to interpret the verses. Considering the Qurʾan's emphasis on thinking and reflection in the verses, there is a wide field for deep thinkers to explain the verses of the Qur'an by creating harmony and closeness between the outer and the inner words. The current research has been carried out with a focus on the approach of mystical interpretation, in which to understand the esoteric meaning, attention is paid to the codes and allusions. The characteristic of the code is establishing some kind of communication with something unknown, which opens a door to the world of holiness and beyond. Holiness is always manifested in a historical situation, and as soon as a person becomes aware of the appearance and manifestation of holiness, that holiness becomes historical at every stage when it appears and manifests. The destiny and nature of the prophets can be interpreted as manifestations of holiness. The stories of the prophets in the Qur'an have been interpreted for a long time due to the existence of extraordinary events and actions in them that are not in accordance with the reality and logic of normal human experiences. This research examines the necessity of accepting the interpretability of the Qur'an and understanding its mysticism and mystery in order to understand the inner meaning and spiritual subtleties of the message of truth, and has subjected the story of the prophets to a mystical analysis, and it has reached the conclusion that every action has the ability to be religious and every object is worthy to be a place of manifestation of holiness. Based on this, there are the most symbolic interpretations in the story of the four prophets. |
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| Keywords: Decoding, Sacred Affairs, Manifestation, Holy Texts, Stories of the Qurʾan. |
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Type of Study: Research |
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Received: 2023/09/25 | Accepted: 2023/09/1 | Published: 2023/09/1
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