الفهرس 
المقدمةيوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
This thesis was limited to one type of preference rules, which are the rules of text preference according to Imam Zain Al-Din Abu Bakr Al-Razi in its interpretation: “A Great model about the Questions and answers of the Oddity of verses of the Qur’an”. The thesis was divided into an introduction, a preamble, four chapters, a conclusion, and technical indexes. The introduction mentioned the importance of the topic, the reasons for choosing it, its objectives, previous studies, the research plan, the methodology used in the thesis, and then the technical indexes. The preamble included three topics: The first topic: introducing the author (Zain Al-Din Al-Razi), and it contains four demands. The second topic: introducing the book under study, explaining its scientific importance and methodology in it, and it contains three demands. The third topic: Explaining the difference between the Razines (Fakhr al-Din al-Razi) and (Zain al-Din al-Razi), and it includes two demands. As for the first chapter: It is devoted to the theoretical study entitled (Introductions to the rules of interpretation and preference), and it contains five topics: The first topic: basic definitions, and it includes three demands. The second topic: the differences, and it has two demands. The third topic: types of preference rules. The fourth topic: the area of preference. The fifth topic: conflict of rules in one example. As for the second, third and fourth chapters: they are devoted to the applied study of the rules of textual preference according to Zain al-Din al-Razi in his interpretation. The second chapter is entitled: Rules of preference related to the Qur’an text. It contains four demands. The third chapter is entitled: Rules of preference related to the Qur’anic context. It includes three demands. The fourth chapter is entitled: The rules of preference related to the readings and drawing of the Qur’an. It includes three demands. After that, the conclusion: It contains the most important findings and recommendations. Finally, technical indexes (index of sources and references, and index of subjects).