A comparative study of the issue of seeing God from the interpretive perspective of Imami and popular commentators

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Hakimi Abbas; NASIRI ALI; Maleki Asl Ali; shahbazi Myanrod Hojat

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Journal: Comparative Interpretation Studies Year:2023 | Volume:7 | Issue:2 Page(s): 10-31

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Title

A comparative study of the issue of seeing God from the interpretive perspective of Imami and popular commentators

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Hakimi Abbas | NASIRI ALI | Maleki Asl Ali | shahbazi Myanrod Hojat | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

verse 103 An'amQ4

external visionQ4

possibility of visionQ4

refusal to seeQ4

heart visionQ4

Abstract

The issue of seeing God Almighty has long been disputed among Muslim thinkers. Whether it is possible to see God with external eyes in this world and the hereafter is a matter of dispute. One of the verses that the proponents and opponents of vision have argued to prove their claim is verse 103 of Surah An'am. Those who agree argue that this verse is a praise of the Lord, and the praise applies If he is really visible, and the word Absar is plural, meaning that all eyes do not see God, but it does not negate that some eyes do see God. Also, in the hereafter, God will create a sixth sense for man to see God. Opponents of vision have also argued,According to the previous verses and the last paragraph of the verse, not seeing God Almighty with the eyes of the head is actually a praise of God. Also, perception, because it is related to the word Absar, means vision, and the verse has denied this type of vision. In our opinion, this verse clearly negates seeing God with the eyes.

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