An Analytical & Critical Study of the Concept & Techniques of Distortion in Sacred Books of Semitic Religions and Quranic Interpretation

Authors

  • Dr. Tayyaba Razzaq Visiting Lecturer, Sheikh Zyed Islamic CenterUniversity of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.52461/jwrih.v2i2.2095

Abstract

This concentrate research study essentially targets featuring the ways utilized by Jew Rabbis and Christian Priests in contorting the heavenly Torah and Gospel separately in the illumination of Qur'anic sections that manage those habits of mutilation. The techniques utilized in this study are inductive and logical. Data gathered from the information concerning the twisting of the Torah and Gospel from the old style and contemporary books of Qur'anic translation, different books and on-line sources connected with the review. This research paper seeks to identify and highlight the linguistic detail of distortion, its concept and used techniques in sacred books of Semitic religions. Main points of the argument are; Quranic Interpretation of the concept & techniques distortion, mutilation the Jews and Christians in their exercises: crediting human works to the expressions of Allah almighty, concealing various uncovered texts, stirring up reality with lie, misspeaking the hallowed texts, overlooking the divine texts, having confidence in specific refrains of the radiant book and excusing some others etc. The paper would depend on the concept- aligning & explaining Quranic Interpretation of distortion. This paper work will provide theoretical orientation; make reference to relevant theoretical and empirical literatures for adequate clarification, comprehension and action sought where needed. The research study will extract the distortion methods from the Quranic verses. Qualitative research methodology has adopted.

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Published

2023-12-31

How to Cite

Dr. Tayyaba Razzaq. (2023). An Analytical & Critical Study of the Concept & Techniques of Distortion in Sacred Books of Semitic Religions and Quranic Interpretation. Journal of World Religions and Interfaith Harmony, 2(2), 216–226. https://doi.org/10.52461/jwrih.v2i2.2095