مقاصد السور عند الإمام الفيروزآبادي في كتابه (بصائر ذوي التمييز في لطائف الكتاب العزيز)‎ : نماذج مختارة من السور القصار المكية و المدنية

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Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds, and may God's prayers and peace be upon the one who was sent as a mercy to the worlds, and upon his family, companions and those who followed them in goodness until the Day of Judgment, and may the peace and blessings be abundant.

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The knowledge of the purposes of the surahs is of great importance in a correct understanding of the Great Qur'an.

Therefore, the contemplator finds in the surahs of the Holy Book, and contemplates its verses with the provisions, news and commandments they contain, finds that he is mainly concerned with the purposes of this religion in general, and its basic faculties, and that one of the most important foundations of dealing with The Holy Qur'an is to understand its purposes, realize its goals, and stand on its goals and what it aims to achieve in the individual and society.

Knowing the purposes of the Qur'an from the outset makes us have a general conception of the topics, themes, and areas of interest of the Holy Qur'an.

And the knowledge of the purposes of the Qur'an surahs is one of the exact sciences that require an accurate understanding of the purposes of the Qur'an, a taste of its systems, its miraculous statement, and experiencing the atmosphere of revelation.

And if the interpretation is a science that aims to clarify the meanings of the words of the Qur'an and what is learned from them in order to reveal the intention of God Almighty in His address to those responsible, then an important aspect that cannot be neglected in understanding and interpreting God's words, i.

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implementing the purposes and considering them in the interpretation of the Qur'anic text, it is not possible to contemplate the Qur'an and understand it correctly.

Isolated from understanding its aims and objectives, and some commentators had references and interpretations indicating their consideration of the purposes in the interpretation of the Qur'an, whether in what they interpreted from the verses verbally and syntax, or in what they deduced and extracted from Qur'anic rulings.

Through this, it appeared to me that this subject was addressed by revealing the purposes of the surahs of Imam Al-Fayrouzabadi in his interpretation and displaying some examples of the short Meccan and Medinan surahs.