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Analytical typology of the narrations of the narrators (case study: Surah An-Nisa)
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In many narrations, the contents of the verses of the Quran have been applied to instances other than the case of the revelation of the verse. These narrations are called continuous narrations. This feature of the Quran, which is called the rule of continuous and continuous, guarantees the immortality of the Quran. Since, on the one hand, continuous narrations - which are considered to be interpretive narrations - are not separated from interpretive narrations in narration sources, and on the other hand, the instances to which the verses of the Quran have been applied are of various types, therefore, extracting continuous narrations from among interpretive narrations and their typology is important and necessary. This research has dealt with the typology and analysis of continuous narrations in Surah An-Nisa. Therefore, first, continuous narrations were extracted from among the interpretive narrations of the aforementioned Surah and analyzed, and it was determined through a descriptive-analytical method that continuous narrations in the aforementioned Surah can be divided into six types, which are: One: Narrations expressing the generality or generality of the verse at the time of revelation; Two: Narrations expressing the general or universal application of the verse over time; Three: Narrations expressing the absolute or universal application of the verse at the time of revelation; Four: Narrations expressing the absolute or universal application of the verse over time; Five: Narrations expressing the esoteric application of the verse at the time of revelation; Six: Narrations expressing the esoteric application of the verse over time.
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| Keywords: Jari, adaptation, rule of Jari and adaptation, narrations of Jari, types of Jari and adaptation, Surah An-Nisa. |
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Type of Study: Research |
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Received: 2026/02/22 | Accepted: 2026/07/28 | Published: 2026/08/1
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