أولو الألباب في القرآن الكريم: الفطرة المتناغمة مع هدى الله

قدمة من المصطلحات القرآنية التي تكررت في مواضع عديدة من القرآن الكريم مصطلح “أولو الألباب“. وغالبًا ما يُترجم هذا التعبير إلى “أصحاب العقول” أو “ذوو العقول السليمة”. ورغم أن هذا المعنى صحيح من الناحية اللغوية، فإن استقراء الآيات التي ورد فيها المصطلح يكشف أن القرآن يقصد معنى أوسع وأعمق من …

Ulū al-Albāb (People of Understanding) in the Qur’an: The Human Fitrah (Innate God-Given Disposition) in Harmony with Divine Guidance

Introduction Among the Qur’anic expressions that deserve careful examination is the term Ulū al-Albāb (People of Understanding). It is often translated as “people of understanding,” “those endowed with intellect,” or “people of sound reason.” While these translations capture part of the linguistic meaning, a comprehensive study of all the relevant …

When the Ummah Is Tested A Qur’anic Framework for Understanding Calamity and Responding to It

When the Ummah is struck by calamity, hearts naturally turn toward difficult questions: Why did this happen? Why did Allah allow it? What does it mean? What is He teaching us? And what are we required to do now? The Qur’an does not always reveal the specific wisdom behind a …

From Clay to Purpose It’s Not What You’re Made From, It’s What You’re Made For

The story of Adam and Iblis is often read as a story about obedience and disobedience. Yet perhaps it is something much deeper. Perhaps it is a story about the difference between knowing what something is made from and understanding what it is made for. The Qur’an tells us that …

Worship as the Path to Human Flourishing: The Progressive Message of the Prophets and Its Completion in Islam

Introduction Worship (ʿibādah) is often understood as the performance of religious rituals such as prayer, fasting, charity, and pilgrimage. While these practices are indispensable components of Islam, the Qur’an presents a much broader understanding of worship. Worship is not confined to sacred times and sacred places; it is the very …

A Qur’anic Journey from Monolith to Pluralism: A Qur’anic Theory of Human Freedom, Social Evolution, and the Rise and Fall of Civilizations

Introduction The dominant assumption among modern readers is that the Qur’anic terms qaryah (village) and madinah (city) refer to geographical realities. A village is simply a small settlement, while a city is a large urban center. Yet a careful reading of the Qur’an suggests that these terms may carry a much deeper …

From Creation to Guidance: The Qur’anic Relationship Between Khalq, Amr, Taqdīr, and Hudā

The Qur’an presents reality through a profound distinction: أَلَا لَهُ الْخَلْقُ وَالْأَمْرُ “Surely, to Him belong creation and command.” (7:54) This verse identifies two fundamental dimensions of existence: عالم الخلق: the world of creation, where things are brought into being and given physical existence. عالم الأمر: the world of command, …

ترجمة معاني القرآن الكريم: رحلة بين النص والرسالة قراءة في التاريخ والإشكاليات، مع تقديم مشروع “الفهم المعاصر للقرآن”

بقلم الدكتور صافي قصقص   مقدمة: لماذا نعيد النظر في ترجمة القرآن اليوم؟ في زمن تداخلت فيه الثقافات، وتنوعت فيه وسائل التواصل، وأصبح النص القرآني في متناول كل إنسان عبر شاشة هاتفه، برزت ترجمة معاني القرآن كحاجة ملحّة لا غنى عنها. لكن السؤال الذي يطرحه القارئ العربي اليوم: لماذا هذا …

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