Types of suspension when Almjodin and ills

Authors

  • Tawfiq Hilal Ahmed كلية التربية / جامعة ديالى

Abstract

The Almighty says in His Noble Book: He is in the fire of Hell, and God does not guide the wrongdoing people} (At-Tawbah 109). And here I am basing my research on piety from God and pleasure, asking the Lord for satisfaction and acceptance, for it is a beautiful thing for a person to think, and to strive his thought in order to benefit people, whether with knowledge or action. This is what prompted me to choose a research that would benefit the reader, so I turned to the Qur’an to find in it what I wanted, and extract from it my demand, so the choice fell on the subject of the endowment in the Holy Qur’an). This is due to two reasons:
The first: I wanted it to be an extension of the master's thesis, and to be related to it in terms of being related to the Holy Qur'an, but rather in its core, and it is its main subject that does not deviate from it even for the blink of an eye.
The second: lies in the importance of waqf in the Holy Quran. So I settled on the subject of the endowment and then tried to link it with the signs of the endowment, which my Lord enabled me to do. Although it was studied by many people before me, I was pleased to study it. Because of its importance, both in terms of grammar and intonation.
Praise be to God, I finished my research, asking God Almighty to forgive our slips, and accept our deeds, for He is the answerer of prayers.
The research is based on two chapters:
The first: the categories of endowment in that it is optional, experiential, compulsory, and waiting, and the most important of them is optional, which in turn is divided into: complete, sufficient, good, ugly, and what is related to these types.
The second: other types of waqf or waqf on some letters. Such as stopping monitoring and stopping on (yes) or (yes), (no), (no), (until) and (then).

Published

2023-06-01

How to Cite

[1]
م.م. توفيق هلال احمد ناصر, “Types of suspension when Almjodin and ills”, jfath, vol. 12, no. 3, pp. 260–273, Jun. 2023.