نوع مقاله : مقاله تخصصی
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عنوان مقاله English
نویسندگان English
Abstract
Israʼiliyyat (Israelisms) are superstitious beliefs and stories that have taken root in the teachings of some previous nations, especially the Children of Israel, and have been introduced into the religious texts of Muslims by Jews pretending to be Muslims, and have caused deviations in the religious texts and hadiths of the Islamic Ummah. The introduction of these forgeries into Islamic sources has caused suspicions and the spread of many superstitions among Muslims, which have nothing to do with the Quran or the Prophetic Sunnah. Various aspects of our cultural life, especially from the perspective of religious beliefs and perceptions with beliefs arising from Israel, need a serious revision. In this article, which has been conducted through a descriptive-analytical method, an attempt has been made to reveal the contradictions between this chain of narrations with the Quran and the Sunnah. The most important result of this research is that the negative beliefs about women and superstitions in the story of the creation of Eve in some interpretations, have roots in Israʼiliyyat (Israelisms) and fake traditions, and what has caused the wrong perception and understanding in this area is this penetration.
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منابع و مآخذ
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امامعسکری، حسنبن علیA، (1۴09)، التفسیر المنسوب الی الإمامالعسکریA، محقق سید محمد باقر ابطحی، مدرسه الامام المهدی(عج)، قم.
