سطح سه کلام اسلامی حوزۀ جامعةالزهراء و کارشناسی ارشد فلسفه و کلام دانشگاه مفید،
Abstract
The Wahhabis believe that the polytheism of the polytheists of Mecca at the Holy prophet time was only in the divinity of God but they believed in the deity of God. One of the verses that the Wahhabi uses as a proof for his claim is the verse: 38:5: ‘Has he reduced the gods to one god? This is indeed an odd thing!’This essay, using the exegesis book, tries to analyze this verse and explain the meaning of this verse. It will be explained why the polytheists were astonished and what is the semantic meaning between God and deity. The result is that the polytheists in Mecca did not believe in God were polytheists and the ignorant Arabs were pagans.
Mirsepah,M . (2021). Studying the Wahhabi claims in proving monotheism for polytheists at the age of the Holy prophet with emphasis on the verse: 38:5. Seraj-e Monir, 10(40), 57-78.
MLA
Mirsepah,M . "Studying the Wahhabi claims in proving monotheism for polytheists at the age of the Holy prophet with emphasis on the verse: 38:5", Seraj-e Monir, 10, 40, 2021, 57-78.
HARVARD
Mirsepah M. (2021). 'Studying the Wahhabi claims in proving monotheism for polytheists at the age of the Holy prophet with emphasis on the verse: 38:5', Seraj-e Monir, 10(40), pp. 57-78.
CHICAGO
M Mirsepah, "Studying the Wahhabi claims in proving monotheism for polytheists at the age of the Holy prophet with emphasis on the verse: 38:5," Seraj-e Monir, 10 40 (2021): 57-78,
VANCOUVER
Mirsepah M. Studying the Wahhabi claims in proving monotheism for polytheists at the age of the Holy prophet with emphasis on the verse: 38:5. Seraj-e Monir. 2021;10(40):57-78 (In Persian).