Int'l Conference Recommends New Trends In Quranic Exegeses
Sumaira FH Published April 02, 2021 | 05:08 PM
A two-day International Quran Conference concluded on Friday at Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) with some important recommendations to scholars working on Quranic exegeses
ISLAMABAD, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 2nd Apr, 2021 ) :A two-day International Quran Conference concluded on Friday at Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) with some important recommendations to scholars working on Quranic exegeses.
The conference on 'Contemporary Trends in Quranic Exegeses: Principles & Rules' was organized by the Department of Quran and Tafseer, Faculty of Arabic and Islamic Studies.
The concluding session was chaired by Dr Hafiz Ikram ul Haq Khakwani, Secretary Islamic Ideology Council, while Prof Dr Muhammad Baqir Khan Khakwani, ex-dean faculty of Arabic and Islamic Studies was chief guest on this occasion. Whereas the inaugural session of the conference was presided over by Prof Dr Zia Ul-Qayyum, Vice Chancellor, AIOU while Prof Dr Muhammad Hammad Likhvi, Dean, Faculty of Islamic Studies, PU was invited as the chief guest. Ex Dean, Faculty of Principles of Religion, Al-Azhar University, Egypt, Muhammad Ur- Rasakhikh Almisri Alazhari conducted the plenary session.
In total 65 research papers were presented by scholars from different countries online.
Keeping in view the contemporary trends, the conference in its concluding session recommended various measures to be considered by scholars while writing the Quranic exegeses.
The conference recommended that while interpreting and elucidating the teachings of Qur'an which is a source of guidance for mankind till doomsday, scholars should also consider latest scientific theories and findings. They viewed that science itself is explaining the Quran.
It also recommended that as Quran provides a complete code of life hence Quranic exegeses should focus on solution of various contemporary issues.
Earlier Prof Dr Zia Ul-Qayyum, in his address, said Quranic teachings are everlasting and immortal in their nature.
He congratulated the speakers and organizers of the conference and highlighted that contemporary trends in Quranic exegeses will not only benefit the Muslims but also the followers of other religions with respect to rationality and spirituality of Quranic teachings.
The speakers, also, concluded that majority of the issues faced by Muslim Ummah today are grounded in the ignorance of true Quranic message.
The scholars shed light on the modern, thematic, scientific and philosophical perspectives of contemporary trends of Quranic exegeses.
Related Topics
Recent Stories
Tennis: ATP Barcelona Open results - 1st update
Swiatek's perfect 10 in Stuttgart as Vondrousova stuns Sabalenka
Arandu's roads closed due to flooding
Oil tanker catches fire in Islamabad’s Blue Area
Pakistan committed to ensure safety of foreign nationals: FO
Tennis: WTA Stuttgart results - 1st update
Four passengers injured as train hit an empty vehicle
Over- speeding bus crushed to death two bike riders
Turkey's Freedom Flotilla ready to set sail for Gaza
French teen dies from heart failure after knife attack near school
Iranians appear unfazed by Isfahan blasts
UAF celebrates Int'l Chinese Language Day
More Stories From Education
-
Sindh to upgrade primary schools to reduce dropout rate
8 hours ago -
SU extends deadline for submission of LLB (Hons) exam forms with late fee
10 hours ago -
COMSTECH to hold 10th STEP on Facing Elderly
2 days ago -
Primary exams underway in Larkana
2 days ago -
SPSC starts viva of competitive exams 2020
2 days ago -
ABISE annual exams for secondary school certificate to begin from Thursday
2 days ago
-
Papers of Inter (1st annual) Exams rescheduled
3 days ago -
MUET starts accepting online admissions forms
3 days ago -
SPSC announces result of Combined Competitive examination 2022
10 days ago -
Malala urges PM Sharif to prioritize girls' education
11 days ago -
Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) to hold BA, B.Ed exams from April 23
11 days ago -
Provincial government urged to ensure job security for Second Shift Teachers
13 days ago