Document Type : Research Paper

Author

• ezatollah sepahvand

Assistant Professor of Persian Language and Literature at Payame Noor University. Iran

Abstract

Naser Khosrow Ghobadiani's interpretations of Qur'anic verses are rooted in the theological presuppositions of the Ismaili sect. With a methodical and critical perspective from a comparative hermeneutic perspective, especially on the basis of some of Heidegger's theories of the critique of subjectivism, Gadamer's theories on the fusion of horizons and The three patterns of dialogue, and some other later theorists, The type of Naser Khosrow's encounter with religious texts can be analyzed and evaluated. This study, focusing on the analysis of the content of the book "Wajh-e din", seeks to explain the process of imposing presuppositions in Naser Khosrow's interpretations of Quranic verses. In this passage, it will be clear that the interpretations of this Ismaili interpreter range from the religious text and word "Quran" to verses from Surah "Tawhid", "Abbas", "Nahl", "Shams", "Tin", "Kawthar" and ... All have been used to justify the special Ismaili ontology and Imamology. The tactics of this process of understanding and interpretation prove that this Ismaili theologian slipped from the hermeneutics of faith into the hermeneutic of suspicion and suffering its consequences.

Keywords

• "Hermeneutics"
• "interpretation"
• "Quran"
• "Naser Khosrow"
• " Wajh-e din"