Rhetoric Styles in Tabari Commentary (Askance, Interjection, Presentation, Delay, Euphuism, Laconic)

Eb？ Ca‘fer Muhammed b. Cer？r b. Yez？d b. Kes？r el-？m？l？ b. Galib et-Taber？ , born in the city of Amur in Tabaristan (also known as Mazenderan) in the year of 224/838, has made significant works in the field of Islamic sciences during his nearly eighty years of life (death 310/923). Camiü’l-Beyan’an Te’v？li ？yi’l-Kur’an, which is known as “Tabari Commentary” of these works, has been the source of many commentaries written in later periods. This commentary is generally described as “narrative commentary”. However, in Tabari commentary, there is information about syntax, grammar and rhetoric field belongs to the detailed-inductive method. This shows that, in this commentary acumen (detailed-inductive method) is in the foreground. In this article, reflection of the rhetoric styles, which is knows as detailed-inductive category of commentary and which shows the unique aspects of Koran, to Tabari Commentary will be explained