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Exegesis (tafsir) is a process of uncovering meaning, and the discipline of Quranic exegesis bears the responsibility of discerning divine intent and purpose. Imamiyah exegesis is among the oldest, most dynamic, and deeply rooted traditions of Quranic interpretation in the Islamic world, with its origins tracing back to Imam Ali (peace be upon him). Subsequent Shi’a Imams further developed this exegetical tradition. Imamiyah scholars across different eras have been the custodians of this interpretive legacy, making immense efforts to preserve and promote it. Given its close connection to the heritage of the Ahl al-Bayt (peace be upon them), Imamiyah exegesis holds exceptional importance and necessity for achieving an accurate and correct understanding of the Quran.
The Journal of Imamiyah Exegesis, in line with Quranic and exegetical research, seeks to promote and expand such studies within the following key axes:
- Reconceptualizing the Nature (Concepts and Fundamentals) of Imamiyah Exegesis
- Sources of Imamiyah Exegesis
- Foundations and Methodology of Imamiyah Exegesis
- Imamiyah and the Hermeneutics (Ta’wil) of the Quran
- Trends in Imamiyah Exegesis
- History of Imamiyah Exegesis
- Thematic Studies in Imamiyah Exegesis
- Hadith Sciences (Fiqh al-Hadith) in Exegetical Narrations
- Orientalists and Imamiyah Exegesis
- New Exegetical Findings in Understanding the Verses of the Quran
- Novel Explanations of Quranic Verses
- Methodology of the Ahl al-Bayt’s (peace be upon them) Exegesis
- Quranic Sciences and Imamiyah Exegesis
- Pathologies and Challenges in Exegesis
- Comparative Study: Foundations, Methods, and Interpretations of Imamiyah vs. Other Perspectives
- Critique of the Foundations, Methods, Trends, and Interpretive Views in Imamiyah Exegesis
The Journal of Imamiyah Exegesis welcomes scholarly articles on the above themes and related fields.
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