Ma`rifat

The truth of the Qur'anic revelation should be understood as the revelation of the prophets; Because in the terminology of Ahl al-Sharia, it refers to the transmission of divine messages from the Almighty God to the prophets. The following article explains the truth of the Qur'anic revelation from the perspective of Misbah Yazdi and Abu Zayd. This research is based on the comparative method and with the aim of explaining the truth of the Qur'anic revelation from the perspective of these two thinkers.The achievements of this work show that Abu Zayd, in explaining the truth of the Qur'anic revelation, puts forward three theories to which Misbah Yazdi has an opposing view. In his first theory, Abu Zaid considers the Qur'an as a human text - divine words but human concepts - while Allameh considers the Qur'an as a superhuman text - both words and meaning from God.In his second opinion, Abu Zayd considered the Quranic revelation to be the result of the religious experience of the Prophet (PBUH), but Allamah denied the religious experience and said that God's conversation with the prophets from behind the veil is also a direct and immaterial communication. In the third theory, Abu Zayd believes that the Quranic revelation emerged in a process of dialogue in the form of communication between the divine and the human. But Allameh considers the Holy Qur'an to be definite and definite before God.