The Hypothesis of the Necessity of Analysis of Qur'anic Sciences in Non-Independent Sources(Case study: Tafsir Ghara'ib Al-Qur'an va Ragha'ib Al-Furqan)

Qur'anic Sciences is a term for issues related to the knowledge of the Qur'an and its various aspects. The present library study has been organized in a descriptive-analytical method with a focus on Qur'anic sciences as one of the branches of the word of God (The holy Qur'an). Examining the hypothesis of the necessity of analysis of Quranic sciences in non-independent sources in order to achieve different and new interpretations is the main issue of the current study. The findings of research on the views of Qomi Neyshabouri system about the Qur'anic sciences in the interpretation of Tafsir Ghara'ib Al-Qur'an va Ragha'ib Al-Furqan, indicate that he has followed the path of Qur'anic Sciences scholars in the titles of "Mukham and Mutashabih, compilation of the Qur'an, calligraphy of the Qur'an, verbal Mutashabih, and conceptual understanding of the science of interpretation". However, his ijtihadi and sometimes different views in the field of "recitation", "waqf and first focusing on the concept of nabr and tanghim, content analysis, and critique of some narrations causing an acceptable decline in the Sunni narrative heritage" show the new approach and ability of the commentator in this area and proves the need for research and having access to the views of other commentators on the Qur'anic sciences.