In the first part of the essay, the authors have relocated Imams’ place by Shiite as the only true interpreters of Qur’an and then briefed on Twelvers’ views of Qur’an and introduced Twelvers’ interpretations. In discussing of the principles of interpretation by Twelvers the authors have addressed the issue of Qur’an’s distortion, and without more elaboration on the matter, mentioned the views of Sheikh Tusi, Mullah Muhsen Feydh Kashani and Ayatollah Khoei (RA) and considered the impossibility of Qur’an’s distortion as Shiite stance on this issue. Finally, Mahmoud Ayyub has examined, for example Chapter 5: 67 that narrates the story of Ghadiri Khum, from Shiite interpreters’ points of views.
-, -., -, -., & -, -. (2012). An Investigation of the Principles of
Twelvers Shiite Interpretation and Its
Evolution. Emamat Pajouhi, 2(8), 107-135.
MLA
- -; - -; - -. "An Investigation of the Principles of
Twelvers Shiite Interpretation and Its
Evolution". Emamat Pajouhi, 2, 8, 2012, 107-135.
HARVARD
-, -., -, -., -, -. (2012). 'An Investigation of the Principles of
Twelvers Shiite Interpretation and Its
Evolution', Emamat Pajouhi, 2(8), pp. 107-135.
VANCOUVER
-, -., -, -., -, -. An Investigation of the Principles of
Twelvers Shiite Interpretation and Its
Evolution. Emamat Pajouhi, 2012; 2(8): 107-135.