Children of Israel and the Divine Tradition of Retribution: Critical Discourse Analysis of Quranic Themes

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Mortazavi Fateme Sadat; Gharavi Sayade Saeedeh

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Journal: Journal of Researches of Quran and Hadith Sciences Year:2020 | Volume:17 | Issue:2 (46) Page(s): 167-203

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Children of Israel and the Divine Tradition of Retribution: Critical Discourse Analysis of Quranic Themes

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Mortazavi Fateme Sadat | Gharavi Sayade Saeedeh | Issue Writer Certificate

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The Divine Tradition of RetributionQ1

Children of IsraelQ1

text analysisQ1

Discourse Practice AnalysisQ1

Social Practice AnalysisQ1

Abstract

Retribution (keyfar) is one of the most important divine traditions that emphasizes the pursuit of action and punishment. It is the main human motive for adhering to religious laws. This tradition has been repeatedly mentioned in Holy Qur'an. A good illustration of this is the story of disobedience Children of Israel in the command of the fight for entering the holy land that mentioned in Holy Quran ( Surah Ma'eda / 20-26 ) and Torah ( Numbers / Chapter 13-14). Analysis of this tradition via critical discourse analysis method represents the application an element of Jewish discourse and its new articulation as central signifier in the formation of religious-Islamic identity. Re-reading the divine tradition of punishment, relying on sura Ma'eda verses, through textual analysis, Discourse Practice Analysis and Social Practice Analysis shows how a sacred text plays a role in redefining religious concepts, , organizing Muslim political and social identity, personification and identifying specific Islamic groups.

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Mortazavi, Fateme Sadat, & Gharavi, Sayade Saeedeh. (2020). Children of Israel and the Divine Tradition of Retribution: Critical Discourse Analysis of Quranic Themes. TAHQIQAT-E ULUM-E QURAN WA HADITH, 17(2 (46) ), 167-203. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/368683/en

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Mortazavi Fateme Sadat, Gharavi Sayade Saeedeh. Children of Israel and the Divine Tradition of Retribution: Critical Discourse Analysis of Quranic Themes. TAHQIQAT-E ULUM-E QURAN WA HADITH[Internet]. 2020;17(2 (46) ):167-203. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/368683/en

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Fateme Sadat Mortazavi, and Sayade Saeedeh Gharavi, “Children of Israel and the Divine Tradition of Retribution: Critical Discourse Analysis of Quranic Themes,” TAHQIQAT-E ULUM-E QURAN WA HADITH, vol. 17, no. 2 (46) , pp. 167–203, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/368683/en

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