The sayings that Ibn Arafa weakened in his interpretation because they contradicted Qur’anic readings and the rules of the Arabic language (Collect and study)

This research aims to find out the sayings that Imam Ibn Arafa rejected and judged to be weak because they contradicted the Qur’anic readings and the rules of the Arabic language in his interpretation, which is labeled (Ibn Arafa’s interpretation), while studying these sayings and comparing them with the sayings of the commentators and linguists. The descriptive approach was used in its deductive approach. This research came in an introduction, three sections, and a conclusion. The introduction addressed the importance of the research, its objectives, the reason for choosing it, its limits, relevant previous studies, the research methodology, and its plan. The first section: was to introduce Imam Ibn Arafa, and the second section: included statements that Ibn Arafa had weakened. Arafa for contradicting the Qur’anic readings, while the third section was devoted to the sayings that Ibn Arafa weakened it because it violated the rules of the Arabic language, and the research concluded with a conclusion that included the results and recommendations. The research reached a number of results, the most important of which is: Ibn Arafa’s interpretation is a dictation that he delivers during his scholarly exegetical sessions. He did not write and write extensively. His approach was to respond to readings. The Qur’an and linguistic rules, analysis and good reasoning. As for the most important recommendations: conducting a study to clarify the impact of his readings and balancing them with the opinions of the imams of this science. Keywords: Al-Wargami, sayings, readings, interpretation, weakness.