Münâsebâtü'l-Kur'ân İlmi Çerçevesinde Mâide Suresinin Değerlendirilmesi.

The science of munasabatu'l-Qur'an, that was first expressed verbally by Abu Bakr al-Nisaburî (died in 936 AD) in the history of tafsir and took place in works with al-Mâturîdî (died in 944 AD), al-Zamakhsharī (died in 1143 AD) and al-Razî (died in 1209 AD). It gained a scientific identification with Burhān al-Dīn al-Biqā'ī (died in 1480 AD); aimed at presenting the relation of meaning between verses and surahs. In this article, Surah al-Ma'ida that is one of the last revealed surah is being examined in the sense of the munasabatu'l-Qur'an. Thus, even if it reveals the relations of meanings in the passages of the surah that compose of 120 verses and looks like independent of each other, however they consequently illustrated how a miraculous book the Quran is in relation to cycling of the verses. In addition to the relationship between the verses, the connection between the beginning and the end of the sura, the previous and the next surah is also emphasized. Perhaps the greatest contribution of munasabatu'l-Qur'an, is that it reveals the relations of the meanings among the passages of Qur'an. However, it is seen that some exaggerated interpretations are made while trying to explain the connection between the surahs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]