Controversy of Interpretation and Rooting and its Impact on Quranic Grammatical Guidance

Abstract

It is clear to us through the examples and previous evidence that we have passed through during the research the many and varied differences that came through which Quranic grammatical directions came, which are models drawn from different eras and from various sources, which included among their aspects the opinions of a fair number of grammarians, linguists, Quranic readers, commentators and researchers We noticed how these directives differed due to their reliance either on the original grammatical rules based on grammatical rules based on the styles of the Arabs transmitted by the narrators deduced from their poetry and their prose, or on what the readers and commentators approved and the accompanying interpretation of the understandable meaning of some noble verses. This great scientific effort has left us with an original valuable wealth that indicates the breadth of the Arab Islamic mentality, the diversity of its lines, the breadth of its horizons and its readings, as well as its depth, originality and seriousness. Such diversity reflects the mental flexibility that produced these efforts and established this fruitful difference, and expressed respect for the role of reason and sober scientific research in consolidating the bases of knowledge away from imposing one unique opinion.