A Comparative Study of the Viewpoints on the Self-Sufficiency of the Qur’ anic Exegesis Versus Correlation between the Qur’ an and Hadith in Tafsir

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Arefi Khalil; Hujjat Hadi; Masjidi Heydar

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Journal: JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE TAFSIR STUDIES Year:2020 | Volume:5 | Issue:2 (10) Page(s): 247-273

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A Comparative Study of the Viewpoints on the Self-Sufficiency of the Qur’ anic Exegesis Versus Correlation between the Qur’ an and Hadith in Tafsir

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Arefi Khalil | Hujjat Hadi | Masjidi Heydar | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Self-Sufficiency of the Qur’an

Methodology of Tafsir

the Role of Riwayat (Narratives)

Employing Hadith

Narrative Exegesis (Tafsir bi-al-Riwaya)

Abstract

One of the most fundamental issues related to the exegesis of the Qur’ an is investigating the role of traditional sources in Tafsir. The commentators have adopted different methods in the interpretation of the Qur’ an with regard to the extent by which they have used narratives. In the exegetical view on the self-sufficiency of the Qur’ an, contrary to the idea of exclusive reliance on the Qur’ an, although it is not essential it is permissible to use the narratives. However, the idea of correlation between the Qur’ an and Hadith in Tafsir states that it is necessary to use narratives in the interpretation, and contrary to the approach of exclusive reliance on the Hadith, it holds that it is essential to utilize all valid references such as the Qur’ an, Hadith, and reason to achieve an authentic exegesis. Using comparative-analytic approach, this study proved that the idea holding the interrelatedness of the Qur’ an and Hadith in interpretation is preferred to the doctrine of the self-sufficiency of the Qur’ anic exegesis and not relying on traditions. The results of the study showed that the former view is more compatible with the Qur’ anic verses and prophetic traditions because according to some verses and Hadith, the infallibles are in charge of the explanation and exegesis of the Qur’ an so it is essential to use valid narratives in order to achieve an authentic and comprehensive Tafsir of the Qur’ an.

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Arefi, Khalil, Hujjat, Hadi, & Masjidi, Heydar. (2020). A Comparative Study of the Viewpoints on the Self-Sufficiency of the Qur’ anic Exegesis Versus Correlation between the Qur’ an and Hadith in Tafsir. JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE TAFSIR STUDIES, 5(2 (10) ), 247-273. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/364565/en

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Arefi Khalil, Hujjat Hadi, Masjidi Heydar. A Comparative Study of the Viewpoints on the Self-Sufficiency of the Qur’ anic Exegesis Versus Correlation between the Qur’ an and Hadith in Tafsir. JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE TAFSIR STUDIES[Internet]. 2020;5(2 (10) ):247-273. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/364565/en

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Khalil Arefi, Hadi Hujjat, and Heydar Masjidi, “A Comparative Study of the Viewpoints on the Self-Sufficiency of the Qur’ anic Exegesis Versus Correlation between the Qur’ an and Hadith in Tafsir,” JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE TAFSIR STUDIES, vol. 5, no. 2 (10) , pp. 247–273, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/364565/en

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