Attributive Integration between Interpretation and the Arabic Language among the interpreters of the Islamic West : Ibn Abi Zaminin and Ibn Al-Arabi as à model.

Abstract

This paper has tried to trace the exegetical efforts of Ibn Abi Zaminin (d. 399 AH) and Ibn al-Arabi (d. 543 AH) through their books Tafsir al-Qur'an and the rulings of the Qur'an, with the aim of revealing  some aspects of the attributive integration between interpretation and the Arabic language through their interpretive efforts, by first revealing the features of their investment in the Arabic language and its various sciences, and employing them in the statement of the intention of God Almighty, where it was found that they tried hard to take advantage of all the possibilities provided by the Arabic language and its various scientific branches in revealing the mysteries of the download, explaining its meanings, and revealing the rulings, rulings, and scientific and practical secrets it has accumulated.

Second, the study also worked to reveal some aspects of the attribution of the efforts of Ibn Abi Zaminin and Ibn al-Arabi to the Arabic language and its various sciences by providing it with scientific, methodological and applied supplies produced by their interpretive efforts.