ECONOMICS VERSES AND HADITH

The Sciences of The

UNDERSTANDING THE TEXT

PRESENTED BY :
Miftahul Jannah Riska Ayu Sylviani Puput Fitria A

 The direct and immediate meaning and implication of a verse The imminent reason underlying a legal rulling The original meaning of a verse Understanding a verse God helps to prophet and human Proof that god is real

Response to an event Response to a particular situation Question to the prophet Question by the prophet Response to a general question

Based of revelation :
Particular person Several asbab one revelation Several revelations one asbab

 Root word = nasakha

To abolish To replace To withdraw To abrogate

Nasikh (active) and Mansukh (passive)

 Replace with something new Changes human perception Different from our way of live Shows the correct and exact application of the laws of Allah

 Important pre-conditions for tafsir

Important pre-conditions for understanding and application of the islamic law Helps to understand the immediate meaning of the verse concerned Sheds light on the historical development of the islamic legal code

 Report from the prophet or companions Ijma Knowledge about which part of the quran preceded another part in the history of revelation

 Saba = seven Ahruf (plural harf) = edge border, letter, word, etc Variety of modes of the quan transmitted to us Expressed in various form of writing text

 Make reading, pronunciation, and memorization more easy Unite the new muslim community on on the basic of one common languange Show something of the unique nature of the quran in the languange part Show something of the unique nature of the quran in the part of meaning and legal rulings Explain legal ruling more detail

 Different languange between arab and the other country different pronounciation and spelling Usage of word Usage of synonym

Different aspect of revelation

 Describe the oral recitation of the quran as well as punctuation of the written text which corresponds to the oral recitation Readers among friends Prophet companions Ubay ibn Kab, Ali, Zaid ibn Tsabit, Ibn Masud, Abu Musa Al Ashari Later development Recited in variety ways Necessitated a thorough screening and distinction between shahih and shads

 The mutawatir (many) The ahad (one) The shads (exceptional)

Criteria of acceptance of other readings : Correctness according to arabic grammar Agreement with the written text of uthman Traced back reliably to the prophet

Criteria for preference : Correctness according to arabic grammar Agreement with the written text of uthman Reported by many

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