- Muḥkam and
Mutashābih (Arabic: محکم و متشابه) in
Quranic exegesis is the
categorization of
verses as "clear" (Muhkam) or "ambiguous" (
Mutashabih.) The definition...
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language and linguistics; will p**** it
through filters such as
muhkam and
mutashabih, nasıkh and abrogated; will open the
closed expressions and try to guide...
- to its
first recipients and scholars,
including those parts that are
mutashābih (unclear). Shah
believed that one
should prefer the
interpretation that...
- p. 77. ISBN 9780816054541. The
Ayahs of the Quran: The
Muhkam and the
Mutashabih (****ociation of
Islamic Charitable Projects). 3:7 Hixon, Lex (2003). The...
- clarity, Imam Ali al-Ridha has
narrated that "In our
Hadith there are
Mutashabih (unclear ones) like
those in al-Quran as well as
Muhkam (clear ones) like...
-
Sharif al-Murtaza and was
published under the
title Risālat al-muḥkam wa-l-
mutashābih. Tafsīr al-Imām al-Ṣādiq is
another commentary attributed to al-Sadiq...
- ("Sponging and Spongers"). Tali
Talkhis al-
Mutashabih, an
addendum to
Talkhis al-
Mutashabih.
Talkhis al-
Mutashabih fi al-Rasm ("Summary of the Similarities...
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affirmed as "realities" (ḥaqq). As for
those attributes called "ambiguous" (
mutas̲h̲ābih), such as
those which spoke of God's hand, face, throne, and omnipresence...
- his
viewpoint as
muhkam (rigid or univocal), and
those which do not as
mutashabih (ambiguous, equivocal, or allegorical). Thus,
opponents of the Mu'tazilites...
- were, in his opinion,
caused by
ambiguous Quranic verses (Muḥkam and
Mutashabih). They led to dispute, dis****tion and
rational argumentation. Mohammed...
