حاشية إسحاق القَرْماني على تفسير القاضي البيضاوي(من أول سورة النبأ إلى نهاية سورة الشمس) دراسةً وتحقيقاً

This research deals with a footnote on the interpretation of Al-Baydawi, from the beginning of Surat Al-Naba' to the end of Surat Al-Shams, as a study and investigation, by one of the scholars of the ninth century, Isaac Al-Qarmani. For this purpose, he drew from the sciences of the Holy Qur'an, between the Meccan and the Medinan, the number of verses in the surahs and their arrangement, the reasons for revelation, and the Qur'anic readings. It is also among the jurisprudential issues that were mentioned in the verses without expansion, mostly confined to the Hanafi school of thought, and tried to respond to the Mu'tazila and other Islamic sects about God's creation of the actions of the servants, or the atheist sects who denied the resurrection. The nature of the investigation necessitated that the researcher divide the study into three chapters: the first chapter dealt with the author's personal and scientific biography, and in the second chapter he studied the manuscript, its copies, the author's methodology and its sources, and the third chapter included the investigated text, where the researcher cared to extract the verses, hadiths and sayings in it. The research concluded with some results, the most important of which is the diversity of the author's approaches in his reliance on a large number of sciences from which he drew his explanations and clarifications, and the richness of his sources from which he stated the transfer of many of them. The study does not stand on any other interpretation.