The Inimitability in Imam Al-Qushairy’s Subtle Signs
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https://doi.org/10.31185/bsj.Vol7.Iss12.359Keywords:
Inimitability, Muslim theology, Islamic tradition, RationalismAbstract
This paper elaborates on a Quran-related interpretation, that is how signs were considered in Muslim theology and Quranology. To this end, a work by Imam Al-Qushairy, entitled the Subtle Signs, is set to manifest this issue. Al-Qushairy attempted to interpret the Quranic verses known as inimitable verses. Inimitability is concerned with the verses which focus on how humans, animals, and other creatures were created. Al-Qushairy sought to prove that Quran is not only scripture of religious or holy verses, but is also evidence of inimitability. The paper introduces inimitability as a centuries-old issue that has long been questioned, challenged, and debated by theologians, jurisprudents, and scripture interpreters. Then, the paper draws on Al-Qushairy’s views with regard to problematic issues in the Holy Quran
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