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THE USAGE OF TA'REEZ AND KINAVA (ALLUSION AND INSINUATlON) IN FIQH

Year 2006, Volume: 6 Issue: 1, 213 - 230, 31.05.2006

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Ta'reez and kinaya are the kinds of indirect speech and frequently used by people in daiy if e The aim of this study is to expose in what areas of f iqh ta'reez and kinaya are used, how this usage affects the decision of that matter and to present examples of usage as much as possfcle to reflect the related culture The areas of f iqh that ta'reez is used prominently are proposal of marriage to a woman in waiting period (iddah), slander of adultery/fornication, discourage from confession of a crime or bearing witness in hadd crimes and speaking to a Muslim about non-Musim enemy. Kinaya is also used in very different areas of fiqh such as divorce, slander of adultery/fornication, foundation, guardianship etc. It draws attention that kinaye usage is mainly dscussed in fiqh resources under the topic of dvorce related subjects (talaq, hut*, la, zhtiar etc.). Fuqaha have attempted to determine a measure to distinguish kinaye wads from sareeh (expidt) ones to ensure the prindple of objectivity and stabity in law. We see that being mentioned in Quran or hadeeth texts, features of the spoken language and common usage/tradtion in a society are accepted as measures by some fuqaha. It is dear that depending on the changes in tradtion and language in time, a word's attribute as kinaye or sareeh should also be revised necessarly.

FIKIHTA TA'RIZ VE KİNAYE KULLANIMI'

Year 2006, Volume: 6 Issue: 1, 213 - 230, 31.05.2006

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Primary Language Turkish
Subjects Religion, Society and Culture Studies
Other ID JA93ZD76ZD
Journal Section Research Article
Authors

Hüseyin Esen

Publication Date May 31, 2006
Published in Issue Year 2006Volume: 6 Issue: 1

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ISNAD Esen, Hüseyin. “FIKIHTA TA’RIZ VE KİNAYE KULLANIMI’”. Marife Dini Araştırmalar Dergisi 6/1 (May 2006), 213-230.