📖Qur'anic Sciences

Book of arguments of the Qur’an

Name: Book of arguments of the Qur’an
Author: أحمد بن محمد بن أحمد المظفر ابن المختار، أبو العباس بدر الدين الرازيّ الحنفي (المتوفى: بعد 630هـ)

كتاب حجج القرآن

Author: أحمد بن محمد بن أحمد المظفر ابن المختار، أبو العباس بدر الدين الرازيّ الحنفي (المتوفى: بعد 630هـ)

About this work

كتاب "حجج القرآن" للرازي ابن المختار هو مؤلف في علوم القرآن، يهدف إلى استخراج الحجج والبراهين من القرآن الكريم لمختلف الفرق الإسلامية. يبدأ الكتاب بخطبة للمؤلف يبين فيها فضل التدبر في آيات الله، ثم يتناول في فصوله المتعددة موضوعات عقدية كالإرادة والمشيئة، والهداية والضلالة، والقدر، وأفعال العباد، ومرتكبي الكبائر، مستشهداً بالآيات القرآنية والأحاديث النبوية في مناقشة آراء الفرق كالجبرية والقدرية والمرجئة وغيرها.

Translation

The book “Arguments of the Qur’an” by Al-Razi Ibn Al-Mukhtar is a book on the sciences of the Qur’an, aiming to extract arguments and proofs from the Holy Qur’an for various Islamic sects. The book begins with a sermon by the author in which he explains the virtue of contemplating God’s verses. Then, in its many chapters, he deals with doctrinal topics such as will and will, guidance and misguidance, predestination, the actions of servants, and those who commit major sins, citing Qur’anic verses and prophetic hadiths in discussing the opinions of sects such as the Jabriyah, the Qadariyah, the Murji’ah, and others.

Topics covered

Arguments of the Qur’an
Author's sermon
The first chapter is about will and volition
Chapter Three: God denied guidance in twenty places
Chapter Four: Proving Misguidance
Chapter Five: On the fickleness of hearts
Chapter Six: Seduction and temptation
Chapter Seven: Writing
Chapter Eight is about the interpretation of these verses
Chapter Nine: The ear
Chapter Ten: Creation
Chapter Eleven: Destiny
Chapter Twelve: Interpretation of these verses)
Chapter fourteen is about the interpretation of these verses
Chapter fifteen: On the hadiths that were mentioned in this sense
The first chapter is about destiny
The second chapter is about will
Chapter Three: Denying guidance and misguidance
Chapter Five: Adding injustice to them and banishing it from God Almighty
Chapter Six: Adding the verb to the infidels
Chapter Seven: Adding the verb to the same slave
Chapter Eight: On the effect of the slave’s actions
Chapter Nine also discusses the arguments of fatalism
Chapter Ten: The hadiths mentioned in this sense
The first chapter states that the one who commits major sins is a Muslim believer

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