غض البصر وحفظ الفرج في ضوء آيتي سورة النور  "دراسة تحليلية"

Mohammed bin Aziz  Al Qurashi

Authors

Mohammed bin Aziz Al Qurashi Researcher

Keywords:

lowering the gaze, memorizing the relief, , Surat Al-Nur

Abstract

The research aims to clarify the provisions of lowering the gaze and preserving the vulnerability through the two verses of Surat Al-Nur. The research dealt with the name of the surah and the reason for its naming, the reason for the revelation of the verses, the attribution of the two verses to what came before them, and the analytical study of the two verses. The most important thing that the two verses guide to, in addition to the overall meaning of the two verses.

The researcher relied on the inductive analytical method.

The research concluded a number of results, the most important of which are:

1 - That the Great Qur’an will not reach anyone from among creation, no matter how much understanding and understanding it is given, the wonderful meanings it contains and eloquent wisdom.

2- That the analytical interpretation is understood by which the clear and hidden meaning of the verses and the words of the Great Qur’an are realized.

4- He realizes through analytical interpretation the miraculous rhetorical meanings that are a reason for highlighting the greatness of the Qur’an, and a call to belief in it.

5- The one contemplating the two verses lowers his gaze and preserves the private parts in order to realize the legal fence included in the Holy Book to preserve and purify faith in the souls.

6- The two verses touch on the status of purity and chastity and its impact on the advancement of the nation in its goals and objectives.

7- The urge to lower the gaze and preserve the private parts and the adornment of the woman is an impenetrable barrier to the enemies of the religion whenever the members of the nation adhere to it.

8- The enemies realized the impact of faith on the unity and strength of Muslims, so they occupied their minds and their shoulders for a long time in planning to corrupt it from the hearts, and they took spreading immorality, disintegration and nakedness as a major means to achieve their desire.