sajedeh nabaei; nosrat nilsaz; soheila jalali kondori
Abstract
The story of Ibrahim (pbuh) is one of the stories of the Qur'an which is narrated in many Meccan and Medinan suras.Since Abraham (pbuh) is the founder of monotheistic religions and the ancestor of monotheists, her character in the Holy Quran and the Holy Book has been the focus of many researchers.The ...
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The story of Ibrahim (pbuh) is one of the stories of the Qur'an which is narrated in many Meccan and Medinan suras.Since Abraham (pbuh) is the founder of monotheistic religions and the ancestor of monotheists, her character in the Holy Quran and the Holy Book has been the focus of many researchers.The basis of the current research is the comparison of the Meccan and Medinanversions of the Holy Quran's account of the story of Abraham (pbuh) and her family.The result of this comparison is that some aspects of this story are specific to Meccan surahs and some to Medinan surahs. Some are also common between these two groups of surahs and there is only a difference in their content.The difference between the developments of the Meccan and Medinan surahs in most cases is connected with the atmosphere of revelation of these two groups of surahs and the atmosphere governing the two cities of Mecca and Medina. Of course, the role of the audience cannot be denied either.
