a review of influential qurʾānic scholarship from the seminary of qum in the past century

Qurʾānic studies constitute a field where the essential and unique characteristics of the qurʾān are explored. this article uses textual and historical analysis to review influential scholarship from the seminary of qom regarding qurʾānic studies over the past century. research findings indicate that scholars and intellectuals within the seminary of qom, particularly after the islamic revolution of iran, have produced remarkable research on various issues related to qurʾānic studies. in addition to the work of scholars in the fields of jurisprudence (uṣūl al-fiqh), theology (kalām), and jurisprudence (fiqh) on relevant qurʾānic issues, numerous comprehensive or relatively comprehensive works have emerged in the field of qurʾānic studies. these include methodology of qurʾānic exegesis, qurʾānic exegetical schools, history of qurʾānic exegesis, an evaluation of qurʾānic exegetical strands, and an analysis of the qurʾānic language and a methodology of its understanding. furthermore, the introduction of the al-mīzān exegesis of the qurʾān and a large portion of the first volume of the tasnīm exegesis (encompassing ten chapters) are notable contributions. within the comprehensive exegeses of the qurʾān produced in the past century, including al-mīzān, issues such as abrogation (naskh) and the miraculous nature of the qurʾān have also been addressed under the relevant qurʾānic verses.