This analysis finds that Wahbah al-Zuḥaili's tafsir integrates social-ethical perspectives with Qur'anic teachings, suggesting a prohibition of coercion in begging.
Key Points
Al-Zuḥaili interprets coercive begging in a contemporary context, emphasizing social welfare over punitive measures.
His dynamic method includes classical and modern engagement with Qur'anic text, particularly QS. al-Baqarah (2): 273.
The research applies Gadamer’s hermeneutics to connect traditional texts with modern social realities.
Al-Zuḥaili's approach fosters a relevant and adaptive model for Qur'anic interpretation within current socio-political landscapes.