… Since the Qur'an does not fully spell out the meanings of travel, the tale of Zayd Ibn'Amr serves as something of a non-sharīʻa precedent in that regard with insight for reading Islamic …
… about Zayd, and even the Qur’anic verses in sura 33 (Al-Aḥ;zāb) that relate to Zayd and … was the “seal of the prophets”—interpreted to mean the final prophet in a long series—also “…
… Zayd also explains the meaning of related words that have nothing to do with the inteipretation of the text itself, eg, in the discussion of huqub (Tafsir 196.14) he mentions the meaning of …
… This is not the case with Zayd, whose large popular and economic base means it can afford to cooperate with the state while lending it only passive support. The authorities’ association …
… an English translation of an account of Zayd b. ʿAlī’s … Zayd. With a critical introduction and translation of this narrative, the author argues that this text is a didactic and cathartic means for …
… Abu Zayd’s linguistic model on the basis of the theory of rūḥ al-maʿnā (spirit of meaning) in … The findings indicate that Abu Zayd’s theory rests on two fundamental errors. First, an …
… Muqātil first indicates that this means those who passed away … Zayd to keep his wife, but Zayd “could find no possible way to [approach] her after that day.”36 The implication is that Zayd …
… Although the reference to the dispute over the recitation of Q 11:49 is not mentioned, the meaning is given a good clear conclusion. The Imam summarises saying, “God excluded him …
… product that contains objective meaning which must be … Only then, according to Abu Zayd, can the objective meaning … the meaning of the Qur'an along with Nasr Hamid Abu Zayd's …
… may be clear immediately, the meaning is fairly easy to follow… This means either that what is conventionally called khaydl is … achieved by 'artificial' means, through extensive revision and …