Interpretation of the Qur'an and the need for a serious Intention

Historical verses of the Holy Qur'an, besides the historical look, can, like other non-historical reports, take on developmental considerations. In the historical conception, the attention of the reader to the context of the text, the origin of the issuance of the word, causes the issuance of the word. This origin is not generalizable. In terms of development, although the text is meaningful in relation to the context of the text, the place of conflict is the text itself, not the context of the text. Despite the principle of reliance on historical perceptions, in terms of development, not only is it not a matter of principle, but in some cases contrary to that principle. For instance, the more intentional the intention is for developmental implications, the strength of developmental perception and the possibility of generalization is higher. What makes ambiguity in the understanding of a serious, or more precisely, distinction between "meaning of use" and "serious matter", is not limited to the uncertainty of the position of expression that results from the "distance between reading and use"; "The use of purpose" also plays an important role in creating this distinction and turning this issue into a principle and process of the process of reaching a serious morality and forming the subject of "historical understanding."