Interpretation and Grammatical Interpretation

Abstract

This research attempts to clarify the terms hermeneutics and grammatical interpretation.

The research showed that the early interpreters meant by interpretation the same interpretation, and the word interpretation was mentioned in several places and it is intended for interpretation, but the development of life and the divergence of people and their dispersal into groups and parties, each of which searches for what supports his ideas, and supports his beliefs from a Quranic text or an honorable hadith that prompted them To carry the words on their face, and turn the verses and hadiths on their faces, and then give weight to what agrees with their beliefs. Hence, the interpretation separated from the interpretation, and we found scholars who dealt with explaining their meanings and pointing out the differences between them.

    As for the term grammatical interpretation, it was not mentioned by the ancient grammarians, but they used this word in the books they made to denote meanings derived from the meaning of linguistic interpretation, perhaps the most prominent of which was the meaning of the original, which is taken from the first, against the other, and the meaning of referring back to the original. Thus, the meaning of grammatical interpretation, based on what was mentioned, is: diverting speech from its apparent meaning to hidden faces that need appreciation and contemplation. And that the grammarians interpreted the words and turned them away from their appearance in order to agree with the grammar and its rulings, or in accordance with the meaning and its requirements.

This research attempted to identify the reasons that prompted grammarians to ride the wave of grammatical interpretation as well.