THE REFLECTION OF RELIGIOUS-PHILOSOPHICAL IDEAS IN MAHMUD ZAMAKHSHARI’S AL-KASHSHAF

Az-Zamakhshari’s work “Al-Kashshaf” delves into the miraculous nature of the Quran, emphasizing its superior understanding through specific Quran-related sciences. His comprehensive knowledge of various fields, such as Arabic vocabulary and Balagat, allowed him to reveal the depth of the Quran. Az-Zamakhshari’s moral teachings, rooted in Islamic philosophy and ethics, highlight virtues like honesty, kindness, and justice, integrating them with legal norms from the science of fiqh. He underscores the intrinsic connection between law and morality, advocating for a life based on knowledge and good deeds. His unique interpretation of the Day of Judgment and the weighing of deeds underlines the principles of justice and accountability. KEY WORS: Az-Zamakhshari, Al-Kashshaf, Quran, Mutaziliyya belief, Islamic philosophy, Arabic vocabulary, Balagat, Moral teachings, Fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence), Sharia, Ethics, Day of Judgment, Justice, Virtues.