Qur'anic words, Revelations or Dreams? Judgement between the two theories based on the Quran

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Chaman Peyma Sakineh; Himami Abbas; Kalantari Ibrahim

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Journal: JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL APPROACHES TO QURAN AND HADITH STUDIES Year:2019 | Volume:24 | Issue:64 Page(s): 51-70

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Qur'anic words, Revelations or Dreams? Judgement between the two theories based on the Quran

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Chaman Peyma Sakineh | Himami Abbas | Kalantari Ibrahim | Issue Writer Certificate

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Quranic Words

Dreamlike

Abdulkarim Sorush

Experiencing Revelation

Religious Experience

Abstract

The theory asserting that the Quranic Words and structure have been the outcome of Revelation is the dominant theory among Muslim scholars. This issue has been paid attention to in discussing the reality and quality of Qur'anic revelation since the beginning of revelation and the emergence of Qur'anic commentary and debate. However, some contemporary writers, in a strange view, believe that the Qur'an is the product of a spiritual encounter of the Prophet Muhammad in a dream world in which some truths were revealed to him and later he presented those truths in Arabic rhetoric and structure. This descriptive-analytic library study, relying on five groups of Qur'anic verses that explicitly or implicitly consider the Qur'anic text and words as well as the verbal structure of the Qur'an like its contents, as being revealed from God, tries to reinforce the claim that the doctrine of revelation of Quranic Words is a solid theory and can be approved by Qur'anic verses, and the claim saying that Quranic revelation is Dreamlike is incompatible with a large collection of verses.

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Chaman Peyma, Sakineh, Himami, Abbas, & Kalantari, Ibrahim. (2019). Qur'anic words, Revelations or Dreams? Judgement between the two theories based on the Quran. JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL APPROACHES TO QURAN AND HADITH STUDIES, 24(64 ), 51-70. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/270279/en

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Chaman Peyma Sakineh, Himami Abbas, Kalantari Ibrahim. Qur'anic words, Revelations or Dreams? Judgement between the two theories based on the Quran. JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL APPROACHES TO QURAN AND HADITH STUDIES[Internet]. 2019;24(64 ):51-70. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/270279/en

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Sakineh Chaman Peyma, Abbas Himami, and Ibrahim Kalantari, “Qur'anic words, Revelations or Dreams? Judgement between the two theories based on the Quran,” JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL APPROACHES TO QURAN AND HADITH STUDIES, vol. 24, no. 64 , pp. 51–70, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/270279/en

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