The choices of Dr. Mamoun Hamoush in Juz' Amma through his interpretation "Al-Tafsir Al-Ma'moun" and their impact on understanding the meaning of the noble verses

Abstract

This study focused on interpretive studies, highlighting the work of one of the late interpreters, Dr. Mamoun Hamoush, and discussing his selections in "Juz' Amma" using his interpretation, the "Al-Tafsir Al-Ma'mun".
 I addressed Dr. Mamoun Hamoush's linguistic and doctrinal decisions in "Juz' Amma" through his interpretation of "Al-Tafsir Al-Ma'mun" and their implications for comprehending the meaning of the Holy Verses because the research required discussing his biography and his interpretation of the text. Because it was appropriate for the subject matter, I employed an inductive and analytical technique in the investigation. The findings included the following: "Al-Tafsir Al-Ma'mun" has accumulated within its folds the views of ancient interpreters, and its author relied on them in his interpretation, as it is regarded as one of the types of interpretation by tradition with modern scientific additions. Dr. Mamoun Hamoush was interested in balancing and choosing between the sayings in interpretation, as evidenced by his careful mention of the interpreters' sayings and his comments on them with preference and justification. He then agrees with the majority on most of the issues he presented in his interpretation, so their saying is preferred over those who disagreed with them. Additionally, he has a preference for Al-Tabari's choices, particularly if he agrees with the majority's stance. Sometimes he cites a Quranic verse, and other times he relies on language, and he may support his opinion with scientific miracles, cosmic verses, natural phenomena, and others.