Perceived Theological Problems in Qurʾānic Questions: An Analytical Study in Light of the Views of Qurʾānic Exegetes

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Resolving perceived theological problems in Qur'anic questions requires grounding interpretations in the text's linguistic meaning, context, and clear verses, rather than merely aligning them with pre-established theological principles. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Hale Musapaşa¹

doi:10.53796/hnsj79/28

September 1, 2026Humanitarian and Natural Sciences JournalOpen Access

Perceived Theological Problems in Qurʾānic Questions: An Analytical Study in Light of the Views of Qurʾānic Exegetes

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Key Points

To examine how classical Quranic commentators resolve perceived theological difficulties in Quranic interrogative structures, evaluating their methodological consistency against textual evidence across topics such as divine vision and prophetic impeccability.
Inductive compilation and content analysis of classical exegetical commentaries regarding complex Quranic interrogatives.
Thematic case studies examining theological questions surrounding the vision of God, the infallibility of prophets, and the nature of angels.
Comparative critical evaluation of exegetical arguments based on linguistic semantics, rhetoric, and textual context.
Exegetical divergences in resolving theological dilemmas stem primarily from underlying sectarian premises and distinct hermeneutic frameworks.
Scholars consistently resolve perceived contradictions by prioritizing structural context, applying linguistic and rhetorical semantics, harmonizing disparate verses, and referencing ambiguous texts back to definitive passages.
Theological reconciliation holds valid only when rooted in surrounding textual context and linguistic parameters rather than doctrinal preconceptions alone.

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Hermeneutic analysis reveals how classical exegetes resolve perceived theological conflicts in Quranic questions, indicating that textual context and linguistic rules outweigh dogma.

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Perceived Theological Problems in Qurʾānic Questions: An Analytical Study in Light of the Views of Qurʾānic Exegetes

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