The evaluation of the quran being an addressing in terms of stylistic features - The M. İzzet Derveze example –

The Quran is an addressing directed to the Mecca society, the direct interlocutor, to other societies related to them, and to all people by Allah under the guidance of his servant Muhammad between the years of 610 and 632. This addressing went down to the Arabian Peninsula in the Arabian language. This book has stylistic features, which give words life and which diversifies in accordance with the goal of the message, with an approach taking into account individual and social realities, needs and changes in a period of twenty-three years. These styles have a unique character as well as carrying the characteristics of the language used by the interlocutor society. Acting from the gradual revelation of the Quran, M. Izzet Derveze (died in 1984) considered the period as a process of creation and formation, and he wrote his commentary called et-Tefsiru'l-Hadith from this point of view. He is one of the most recent commentators. He is the child of a painful social and political period. He took part in many organizations with his activist and historian identity and witnessed his period. He drew attention to the stylistic features of the Quran as an addressing in an influential and transformative manner. In this study, it has been concluded that the Quran changes its direction and style and is a living dialogue, particularly in its dealing with certain concepts and issues in line with the targets and periodic effects. M. Izzet Derveze (died in 1984) has been observed to follow a method adopting this approach in his commentary work chosen as an example study field.