A comparative study of the external and internal interpretation of "Maraj al-Bahrain" and "Al-Loolu wa Al-Marjan" from the perspective of Javadi Amoli and Alousi.

Among the verses of the Holy Qur'an, which are disputed among Islamic scholars regarding their understanding and the true meaning of the theologian, are verses 19 to 22 of Surah Al-Rahman. In these verses, the meeting of two seas and their non-mixing is mentioned, and the fruits of these two seas are mentioned as pearls and corals. The interpretation of the two seas, namely Marj al-Baharin, and the interpretation of their fruits, i.e., pearls and corals, have been explored and examined by Shia and Sunni scholars, and as a result, there have been positive and negative opinions expressed by them. The interpretation of the two seas, namely Marj al-Baharin, and the interpretation of their fruits, i.e., pearls and corals, have been explored and examined by Shia and Sunni scholars, and as a result, there have been Comments for and against expressed by them. This research, which is a descriptive and analytical method, examines the opinions of two expert commentators from Shiite and Sunni scholars, namely Javadi Amoli and Alousi. These two experts in the external interpretation of Marj al-Baharin as well as Llu'u and Marjan have different points of view, but they are completely different in the inner interpretation of the verses.