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An original look at repetitions in the Qur'an: Example of Risale-i Nur

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2010
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Repetitions feature in the Qur'an a lot. Hence when spoken about repetitions in the Quran, what is repeated is an issue that needs to be clarified. In this respect, it is possible to divide repetititons in the Quran into two parts; ?rehearsal? and ?meaning? repetitions. The goal of meaning repetititons is to repeat certain events, issues related to heaven and hell, and similar topics. Rehearsal repetitions on the other hand, is the repetition of words and sentences in the same way in the verses. This topic has been addressed by books and articles of Islamic intellectuals upon critiques of non-muslims so far. Bediüzzaman Said Nursi, who has presented inspiring solutions to the humanity in his works, has closely dealt with this topic. In his works, Nursi examines the topic of Holy Quran Repetitions generally in the context of pray, remembrance and consolation which are related to the universality of Qur?an. Nursi has concluded that those repetitions that are visible are not repetitions indeed and need to exist in the Holy Quran.

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Cengiz Kanık

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Cengiz Kanık (Master Thesis). An original look at repetitions in the Qur'an: Example of Risale-i Nur, 2010, Dicle University.

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