خلاصة:
The Holy Quran is the unique enduring work that brought about one of the deepest cultural and social transformations in the society of the Arabian Peninsula, which not only influenced its contemporary generation but is also the word of God Almighty that continues through time. Opponents, citing verses, have raised doubts and believe that the Quran was influenced by the culture of the era of revelation and is an adaptation of the culture of the era of the Prophet (PBUH), in order to prove the human nature of the Quran through this doubt. The creation of doubts has caused the weakening of people's faithful and creedal beliefs. Therefore, in order to defend the sacred realm of the Holy Quran and resolve these doubts, this article aims to respond to these doubts using a descriptive-analytical method. The analysis of verses in this regard shows that although the Quran was revealed in the language of its own people and is not restricted to the time and place of the era of revelation, it is not influenced by Jahiliyyah culture or other previous heavenly books, but is rather universal for all humanity and a divine gift.
ملخص الجهاز:
A Critical Analysis of the Doubt Regarding the Environmentalism of the Quran, with Emphasis on the Book 'Critique of the Quran' Sakineh Akhoond 1 Hajar Javadi Jahangir 2 (Date Received: 4/10/97; Date Accepted: 19/12/97) Abstract The Holy Quran is the unique enduring work that brought about one of the deepest cultural and social transformations in the society of the Arabian Peninsula, which not only influenced its contemporary generation but is also the word of God Almighty that continues through time.
The analysis of verses in this regard shows that although the Quran was revealed in the language of its own people and is not restricted to the time and place of the era of revelation, it is not influenced by Jahiliyyah culture or other previous heavenly books, but rather it is universal for all humanity and a divine gift.
2002 AD It is worth mentioning that the Holy Quran was revealed gradually over twenty-three years for the invitation of the Prophet, and its revelation was according to the will and command of God; the verses of the Quran, in a manner proportionate to the verbal and behavioral encounters of the opponents of Islam, sometimes clarified the duty of Muslims in war, sometimes provided answers following the occurrence of events and questions posed by individuals, and sometimes outlined a better pattern for them.
Response to the doubt regarding the influence of contemporary culture Opponents and deniers have claimed that the Quran is under the influence of the culture of the era of revelation and that understanding many words and concepts of the Quran requires familiarity with the culture and traditions of the Arabs during the time of Prophet Muhammad.
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