er-Risaletüş-Şafiye fil-İcaz

er-Risaletüş-Şafiye fil-İcaz
About the Miracles of the Qur'an

This study, in addition to analyzing a treatise on the I'jaz al-Quran, offers a method centered on criticism and inquiry for those seeking to find their place among the growing body of work on classical works, to penetrate the texts, and to produce impactful works that avoid repetition. This method, known as the Tezewwuk method, prioritizes mastery of taste and linguistic nuances; it allows for a thorough and tasteful reading of the texts, depending on the researcher's diligence. This study, the first installment of the Tezewwuk Readings Series, aims to comprehensively analyze classical period works within the framework of the Tezewwuk method, which prevents repetition. It serves as a starting point for subsequent studies. Therefore, the fundamental and ultimate goal of the study's inquiry, inference, construction, analysis, thought, suggestion, criticism, objection, and acceptance is to contribute, even if only to a small extent, to the effective study of classical period works in terms of quantity and quality, and to establish a paradigm for a research methodology that actively highlights the identity of a researcher possessing a profound and holistic spirit—while adhering to scientific methods and principles. As part of this objective, the study adopted a style of debate and discussion; in addition, the connection between the text and the author's mind was attempted to be determined within the framework of the tezewwuk method. Thus, through the present analyses, the study emphasizes the benefits of examining a work written in the classical period with a critical and questioning style, necessitated by the tezewwuk method, rather than simply reading and narrating it in a literal sense.