According to the Qur'an and Torath, the story of Harun

One of the important subjects of the science of tafsir since the early period has been the stories of the Quran. While there was no significant problem in the early period in the inclusion of Qur'anic stories in tafsir sources, it is a known fact that important problems related to the subject emerged in later periods, especially in the modern period. The aim of this study is to The aim is to examine the information about Aaron's life in Islamic literature and the Torah, to determine the aspects that need to be known in the Story, to draw the necessary lessons and how important it is for Muslims. In our study, we first define the stories of the Qur'an, mention their importance in religious terminology, and touch upon the connection between the concept of stories and hadiths. The concept of Israiliyat is explained and the issue of how such narrations constitute a source of Islamic literature is discussed. In the next section, Hz. Hârûn is discussed according to the Holy Quran and the Torah. In the research, Hz. Although Hârûn's life and personality traits are included comparatively from many different sources, the themes of responsibility, patience and brotherhood, which constitute the main subjects of the story and serve as lessons, are also included. While researching on this subject, previous studies on the subject, including theses, articles, books and encyclopedias, were examined and the necessary issues were included in our research. Thus, Hz. In addition to being a comprehensive study that will include other studies, the story of Aaron has been discussed comparatively on the axis of the Quran and the Torah, unlike other studies. As a result, with the work done, Hz. It is aimed to produce a comprehensive study that serves the academic field regarding all aspects of Hârûn (similarities-differences) and a work that is useful to its readers.