عصر حاضر میں قرآنی جزئیات کی تفسیر کرنے والی خواتین اسکالرز کےتفسیری رجحانات و مناہج

Commentary Tendencies and Methods of Female Scholars Who Interpret the Qur'anic Details in Contemporary Era

Abstract

The knowledge of exegesis is such a subject that it has kept many sciences within itself, whenever an exegete interprets, he interprets in the light of dictionary, syntax, narration, theology and abrogating and abrogated verses etc. It is very difficult for a person to acquire or possess all these sciences, but then by the grace of Allah, he develops his skills. This is why the participation of women in the field of interpretation is limited, but then there are many women who wrote commentaries on the Qur'an, the biggest example of this is the wives who heard hadiths from the Prophet (SAW) and presented them in the interpretations of the Qur'an. In the same way, the female Companions and the Tabi'ayat also rendered valuable services. Furthermore, from the second century of the Hijra until the present era, many women have written something on the subject of the Quran, and some have even worked on interpretations according to their capabilities. In the present era, there are female scholars who have completed the interpretation of the Quran, as well as those who interpret Quranic details. Additionally, in the present era, there are female scholars of interpretation who hold modernist inclinations. Some female scholar-interpreters have also made significant contributions to Quranic studies beyond interpretation. This article mentions women who have not completed the full interpretation of the Quran but have interpreted some parts of it, including Wahida Khanam, Ummat al-Karim Begum Is'haq, Aisha Abd al-Rahman bint al-Shati', and Zainab Ghazali.