Musa Carullah'ın Kur'an-ı Kerim'in tefsirinde tercih kuralları ve istidlal metodu

This research explores the methodology of the scholar Musa Jarullah in interpreting the Holy Quran, focusing on his inferences and the principles of preference he relied upon, as well as his efforts in serving Islam, particularly through Quranic interpretation. Musa Jarullah dedicated his life to serving the Book of Allah, but despite this dedication, his methodology in interpretation was not widely known among scholars of Quranic exegesis. Therefore, it became essential to study his approach to Quranic interpretation. The research comprises an introduction, a preliminary chapter, two main chapters, and a conclusion. The introduction covers the significance of the topic, the research problem, methodology, previous studies, and the research plan. The preliminary chapter includes the biography of Musa Jarullah, detailing his life, scholarly journey, reform efforts, intellectual contributions, political and social roles after the Bolshevik revolution, and his life in exile until his death. The first chapter addresses Musa Jarullah's methodology in Quranic interpretation, his concept of the Quran, his views on the creation of the Quran, his general interpretive methodology, his stance on rational interpretation, and his approach to Quranic sciences such as the disjointed letters, abrogation, the miraculous nature of the Quran, and the compilation of the Quran. The second chapter discusses his inference and preference methodology in Quranic exegesis, examining the types of inferences in the Quran, his methods of using the Quran, Quranic readings, the Prophetic traditions, and linguistic inference. The research emphasizes how Musa Jarullah utilized rational and textual evidence to provide a comprehensive interpretation of the Quran. The study concludes with several key findings, notably that Musa Jarullah was an encyclopedic scholar who left behind a rich legacy of books and writings, followed the methodology of the Sunni tradition in interpretation, and relied on reason in his exegesis of the Quranic verses. Keywords: methodology, exegesis, Musa Jarullah, inference, principles of preference.