Hypothesizing about the Cause of Fallibility in Understanding the Qur'an

The present paper proposes a hypothesis about the cause of error which creeps unwittingly in an honest and wise understanding of the Qur'an. According to this hypothesis, any understanding of the Quran is inevitably based on a set of principles and premises and the premises of understanding the text can not be enumerated because they are so numerous and variant and the possibility of some hidden aspects being revealed is so high that recovering of all premises is practically impossible. As a result, in interpreting the Qur'an, any interpreter may inevitably use, in addition to conscious premises, some premises which are not apparent to him as he may have failed to investigate them properly. As some of the premises for understanding the text may be left unchecked and remain hidden to the interpreter, it is possible that the incorrect premise create an incorrect interpretation.