A Comparative Study on “ the Prophets’ Inheritance” and “ the Sermon of Fatimah Zahra (PBUH) for the Expropriation of Fadak” According to the Views of Yusuf She’ ar and Sunni and Shi’ ite Commentators

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Moradi Kiasaraii Saiid; Mofatteh Muhammad Hadi

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Journal: JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE TAFSIR STUDIES Year:2019 | Volume:4 | Issue:1 (9) Page(s): 323-374

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A Comparative Study on “ the Prophets’ Inheritance” and “ the Sermon of Fatimah Zahra (PBUH) for the Expropriation of Fadak” According to the Views of Yusuf She’ ar and Sunni and Shi’ ite Commentators

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Moradi Kiasaraii Saiid | Mofatteh Muhammad Hadi | Issue Writer Certificate

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The Prophets’Inheritance

Yusuf She’ar

Comparative Analysis

The Verse of Sulayman’s Inheritance

The Sermon of Fadak

Abstract

The prophets’ inheritance is one of important Qur’ anic issues. Thus, the present study aims to critically analyze the viewpoint of Yusuf She’ ar on this issue according to the 16th verse of the Holy Surah an-Naml, as well as his interpretation of Fatimah Zahra’ s reference to that verse in The Sermon of Fadakia. Contrary to Shi’ ite commentators who believe that the term “ legacy” in the abovementioned verse refers to “ property” and “ rights” , Yusuf She’ ar attribute that to “ knowledge and prophecy” and accordingly interprets the reference to the aforementioned verse by Fatimah Zahra in The Sermon of Fadak at the presence of the Prophet’ s companions as an accusation. Therefore, the present research relying on the meaning and context of the verses and with reference to the exegetical and theological views of commentators and theologians has critically analyzed the ideas of Yusuf She’ ar. The results of the study show that his reference to the Qur’ anic verses is a conceptual fallacy, and his citation to the verse “ Prophets do have any hairs” is perceived as a verdict mistake.

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Moradi Kiasaraii, Saiid, & Mofatteh, Muhammad Hadi. (2019). A Comparative Study on “ the Prophets’ Inheritance” and “ the Sermon of Fatimah Zahra (PBUH) for the Expropriation of Fadak” According to the Views of Yusuf She’ ar and Sunni and Shi’ ite Commentators. JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE TAFSIR STUDIES, 4(1 (9) ), 323-374. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/753102/en

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Moradi Kiasaraii Saiid, Mofatteh Muhammad Hadi. A Comparative Study on “ the Prophets’ Inheritance” and “ the Sermon of Fatimah Zahra (PBUH) for the Expropriation of Fadak” According to the Views of Yusuf She’ ar and Sunni and Shi’ ite Commentators. JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE TAFSIR STUDIES[Internet]. 2019;4(1 (9) ):323-374. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/753102/en

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Saiid Moradi Kiasaraii, and Muhammad Hadi Mofatteh, “A Comparative Study on “ the Prophets’ Inheritance” and “ the Sermon of Fatimah Zahra (PBUH) for the Expropriation of Fadak” According to the Views of Yusuf She’ ar and Sunni and Shi’ ite Commentators,” JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE TAFSIR STUDIES, vol. 4, no. 1 (9) , pp. 323–374, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/753102/en

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