THE RULING OF ABANDONING THE OUTWARD MEANING OF THE VERSE

Many methods are used while interpreting the verses of the Qur'an. Generally, the interpretation is made by emphasizing the sectarian view or the ideology to which the scholar belongs. In order for the Qur’an to be interpreted and interpreted correctly, it is very important that the verse is suitable for its apparent meaning. Ulama say that the most accurate meaning of Allah’s word, which he sent down in Arabic, is the interpretation made by adhering to these words. Therefore, they state that it is not permissible to abandon the apperant meaning of the words. There are reasons for giving mana to the nass other than the apperant mana. Among these, reasons such as ignorance, denial, disbelief and doubt, and dissesion among Muslims are mentioned.  Some sects such as Murci’e and Batiniyya make interpretations in this direction, claiming that the verses of the Qur’an have both external and internal meanings. By unanimous agreement, scholars state that these sects, which abandon the apparent meaning of the verse and perform esoteric interpretation and interpretation, have no scientific basis. However, what is meant by speaking is to know what the addressee conveys to the listeners. If this information is not understood by the listener, its meaning is not known or understood poorly, the purpose of the orator will not be achieved. If it happens as Murci’e and Batinis claim, Allah will mean something different from the outward and truthful word of his word, and he will hold the addressee responsible with a meaning that his word does not imply. The fact that Allah holds people responsible for these and similar esoteric unknowns does not go beyond sectarian views that do not have any scientific evidence and basis that are far from being accepted. Whatever  the reason, it is possible to say that the ulama did not accept  the interpretation and interpretation of the verse in a way different from its apperent meaning, without any presumption. 

Keywords

Tafsir, Verse, Appearance, Meaning, Abandonment, Judgment