Instances of the concept ‘ Talh’ in the Quran with a focus on interpretive and botanical sources

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RAFIEI MARYAM; AHMADNEZHAD AMIR; Samadanian Mohsen

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Journal: KETAB-E-QAYYEM Year:2020 | Volume:10 | Issue:22 Page(s): 139-158

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Instances of the concept ‘ Talh’ in the Quran with a focus on interpretive and botanical sources

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RAFIEI MARYAM | AHMADNEZHAD AMIR | Samadanian Mohsen | Issue Writer Certificate

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TalhQ1

BananaQ1

AcaciaQ1

Plants in the QuranQ1

InterpretationQ2

Abstract

As stated by the verses in the Quran, the paradise is a very green and exhilarating place where a variety of trees can be found. One of those trees is ‘ Talh’ . The scripture describes it with the word ‘ Manzoud’ (piled) and collocates it with the ‘ Sedr’ (lotus) tree. These two points have induced different opinions among translators and interpreters about the identity of this tree. Some have considered it as Acacia, some others as date palm in blossoms, but most translators have taken it as a Banana tree. Through a descriptive– analytic method, this study seeks to examine the word Talh semantically, interpretively and botanically. For this purpose, the features of this tree as mentioned in the Quran are compared to those of Acacia and Banana. The semantic and interpretive data as well as the environmental requirements of these two trees point to a better conformity of Acacia to the Talh tree.

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RAFIEI, MARYAM, AHMADNEZHAD, AMIR, & Samadanian, Mohsen. (2020). Instances of the concept ‘ Talh’ in the Quran with a focus on interpretive and botanical sources. KETAB-E-QAYYEM, 10(22 ), 139-158. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/368959/en

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RAFIEI MARYAM, AHMADNEZHAD AMIR, Samadanian Mohsen. Instances of the concept ‘ Talh’ in the Quran with a focus on interpretive and botanical sources. KETAB-E-QAYYEM[Internet]. 2020;10(22 ):139-158. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/368959/en

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MARYAM RAFIEI, AMIR AHMADNEZHAD, and Mohsen Samadanian, “Instances of the concept ‘ Talh’ in the Quran with a focus on interpretive and botanical sources,” KETAB-E-QAYYEM, vol. 10, no. 22 , pp. 139–158, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/368959/en

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