Icaza of the Qur’an Makes Miracle: Eloquence and Harmony (According to Fahraddin al-Razi)

The issue of i’cazu’l-Qur’an, which expresses the militaristic aspects of the Qur’an,has continued to be a subject of research by protecting its daily glory from the past. Many Islamic scholars in our age have copyrighted works related to the subject and brought up a number of different issues from previous ones. Fahreddin al-Razi (d. 606/1210), who examined the works of Abdulkahir Jurjani (d. 471/1078) on the subject of the Qur’an, summarized Abdulkahir’s three works on the subject and summarized “Nihayetu’l- Icaz fi Dirayeti’l-I’caz” he has written a separate work under the name. Almost all of the writings he wrote in theological writings have dealt with the subject of i’jaz in detail and have found that the Qur’an is in the superior favors and tenacity of the formation of the spirit. However, the understanding of Razi’s faaahat is different from the concept of misrepresentation previously expressed by Jahiz (p. 255/865). While Jahz describes it as a lousy approach, Jürcan？ and Razi have an understanding of the abundance of words and words. In addition to examining many works written in the period and discussing the subject of i’cz in a wide range of fiefs, it also has an important place in terms of revealing that the genuineness among the verses of the Qur’an, which no scholar has mentioned before, is an i’caz vechhi. In this study, Razi’s understanding of “Eloquence” and the question of “Harmony” which is close to the fact that he did not care about anyone before will be examined. Note: This article is extracted from my doctorate dissertation entitled “Icaza Of Quran Op？n？on Of Fahredd？n Al-Raz？ In The Context Of Prophethood Proof”, (PhD Dissertation, Erciyes University, Kayseri/ Turkey, 2017)