There are words in the Qur'an that have multiple meanings, such as "company" (mu'ayyah). Are these words interpreted according to their specific contexts?
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Question:
The Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, says: There are words in the Qur'an that have multiple meanings, such as "company" (mu'ayyah). Are similar words with multiple meanings interpreted according to their contexts, considering the occasions of revelation and other principles of exegesis, or is it sufficient to leave them on their apparent meaning?
Answer:
No, they are interpreted according to their contexts and situations. Things are not always on the same wavelength, even if the word is the same, but it differs according to the difference in contexts and situations. Yes.
The Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, says: There are words in the Qur'an that have multiple meanings, such as "company" (mu'ayyah). Are similar words with multiple meanings interpreted according to their contexts, considering the occasions of revelation and other principles of exegesis, or is it sufficient to leave them on their apparent meaning?
Answer:
No, they are interpreted according to their contexts and situations. Things are not always on the same wavelength, even if the word is the same, but it differs according to the difference in contexts and situations. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [904 -1024] هناك كلمات في القرآن لها عدة معان مثل المعية، فهل تفسر هذه الكلمات بما يناسب مواضعها؟ — youtube.com
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