Quran presentstion by prophet and Gabriel and its position in Quranic studies

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Research/Original Article (دارای رتبه معتبر)
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There are reports in sunni narrative sources which show the prophet would present revealed verses to Gabriel . in other reports it was Gabriel who would recite the verses to the prophet before these verses would be revealed to him. in sunni sources the subject of presentation of Quran to the prophet by Gabriel or vice versa has found deep relation in some of quranic arguments such as : reciting , versions of reciting , collection of Quran by osman , and some people gaining credit via this. Associating " presentation issue " with these arguments shows the importance of examining the matter. whether one trusts or not can influence our views regarding these subjects and we can shed some light on them. this written piece is an analytical critical attempt to examine the problem of presentation , its position and effects on some Quranic issues. the results show presentation has no place in shia groups and it is open to criticism due to weak narration documents and errors in citations. even if one trusts its issue , interpretations which occur differently and involve other matters make credibility hard and weak.

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Persian
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Journal of Ketab - e - Qayyem, Volume:12 Issue: 26, 2022
Pages:
49 to 67
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